I just graduated 1 year. Applied to UBS but failed after doing the numerical test. I still would like to work in an investment bank, in equities or wealth management. I'm planning to take an Masters course to better my chances. I have a 2nd "A" Bachelors' degree in Arts (BA). May I ask: 1) Does MFin / Msc in Finance / M Financial Engineering require you to be very good at maths? (I'm analytical , but not that numerical) 2) Which of the three would you recommend for a person like me? 3) Which school for MFin / Msc in Finance / M Financial Engineering , is renowned and accepted by the i-banking industry? thanks a lot. yo yo anyone home?
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Most of your choices are mathematical. Go for a straight MBA instead. Only the big schools get their students hired. Columbia, Stern, Harvard, ...
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