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Quantitative Finance Degree Programs

Bachelor's and Master's Programs to Become a Quant.

Master's Programs

A Master's degree in quantitative finance is one of the most proven ways to break into the industry. Not only do these schools prepare you with the requisite knowledge and skills to be successfull in the field, but also have very high employment rates post-graduation.

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College	Program	Location	Employment Rate	Tuition Cost	Avg. Total Comp.
Baruch College	Financial Engineering	New York, NY	100%	$42,395	$169,516
Princeton University	Finance	Princeton, NJ	100%	$114,820	$199,000
University of California, Berkely	Financial Engineering	Berkely, CA	88%	$78,142	$169,634
Carnegie Mellon University	Computational Finance	Pittsburgh, PA	88%	$92,534	$132,291
Columbia University	Mathematics of Finance	New York, NY	87%	$90,304	$136,121
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Finance	Cambridge, MA	90%	$117,044	$139,697
Cornell University	Financial Engineering	Ithaca, NY	80%	$93,684	$130,200
New York University	Mathematics in Finance	New York, NY	75%	$73,000	$110,931
University of California, Los Angeles	Financial Engineering	Los Angeles, CA	95%	$85,276	$122,662
University of Chicago	Financial Mathematics	Chicago, IL	91%	$88,183	$128,395
North Carolina State University	Financial Mathematics	Raleigh, NC	85%	$61,359	$131,229
Georgia Institute of Technology	Computational Finance	Atlanta, GA	91%	$60,228	$114,780
University of Washington	Computational Finance	Seattle, WA	87%	$46,715	$91,945
Rutgers University	Quantitative Finance	Newark, NJ	50%	$66,783	$100,442
Johns Hopkins University	Financial Mathematics	Baltimore, MD	67%	$91,627	$101,569
Boston University	Mathematical Finance	Boston, MA	44%	$93,483	$94,218
Stevens Institute of Technology	Financial Engineering	Hoboken, NJ	60%	$51,966	$99,443

Bachelor's Programs

Quantitative Finance Bachelor's programs are far and few between. However, below you'll find a few schools that offer programs in quantitative finance in either the form of a major or minor.

(1)

Carnegie Mellon University

Bachelor in Computational Finance

(2)

Stevens Institute of Technology

Bachelor in Quantitative Finance

(3)

Princeton University

Bachelor in Operations Research & Financial Engineering

(4)

Baruch College

Bachelor of Science in Financial Mathematics