What about that?
I am sure there will be a lot of people like me who needs help on doing a PhD. A new forum will help! We need to build it but, it certainly is a good thing to do, isn't it?
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I don't know if this would be the right site for it, because I thought most of the top business schools required the GRE for their phd programs. I could be wrong though.
But if you're going to start a phd forum, could you also start a Masters in Financial engineering forum?
But if you're going to start a phd forum, could you also start a Masters in Financial engineering forum?
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Most of them accept both GRE and GMAT, except for MIT Sloan for Operations management (I know it because I did some research on it). I do not know about Masters in Financial Engineering but, why not?osirus0830 wrote:I don't know if this would be the right site for it, because I thought most of the top business schools required the GRE for their phd programs. I could be wrong though.
But if you're going to start a phd forum, could you also start a Masters in Financial engineering forum?
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I was asking about the financial engineering forum because that is what I'm interested in...lolajith wrote:Most of them accept both GRE and GMAT, except for MIT Sloan for Operations management (I know it because I did some research on it). I do not know about Masters in Financial Engineering but, why not?osirus0830 wrote:I don't know if this would be the right site for it, because I thought most of the top business schools required the GRE for their phd programs. I could be wrong though.
But if you're going to start a phd forum, could you also start a Masters in Financial engineering forum?
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Interesting ideas. Will discuss them with Eric! Ajith/Osirus, do you think that the PhD and Masters in Financial Engineering forums would get a lot of interest? I'm asking this question because I don't know much about these tracks.
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I doubt the financial engineering forum would be that popular right now. There are only 20,000 applicants per year for these programs.
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