Question by Nahim Miah: does a masters in finance degree require work experience? 10 points for best answear .?
what is the best university to get this master’s degree ?
is it worth it to be an investment banker or should i get an mba ??
what are the tuition fees ?
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Answer by Tangent
Master’s in finance generally do not require work experience, although the top schools require very good undergrad grades. MIT and Princeton offer the top MSF programs in the world, and the price for each is around $ 100,000. If you want to be an investment banker and do M&A, then an MBA will be far better, but if you want to work in asset management/hedge funds, the MSF will be good.
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