Students must have graduated from or be on track to graduate with an undergraduate degree from an accredited US college or university or its equivalent in another country.

While there are no specific required classes, it is recommended applicants have taken advanced quantitative coursework and have exposure to coding. While there are no specific required classes, it is recommended applicants have taken advanced quantitative coursework and have exposure to coding. Examples include: Linear Algebra, Statistics, Multivariable Calculus, Python, C++.

At Booth, we’ve designed a Master in Finance Program that will provide you with a broad finance education, so that you’re well-prepared with the hard and soft skills necessary to navigate the intricacies of this multidisciplinary industry.

Our rigorous and transformative MiF Program is for accomplished recent college graduates in quantitative fields of study. Learning from the world’s top finance scholars, you will build on your existing quantitative background and develop the skills that today’s finance companies seek.

You’ll develop the analytical and practical tools necessary to excel in the finance jobs of the future. Career development is woven throughout your experiencestarting even before classes do and experiential opportunities such as internships and a Booth-sponsored finance speaker series held throughout the year will help you build experience and connections.

All students are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships, regardless of their financial situation. There is no separate application required. Exemplary students are selected to receive University merit scholarships based on outstanding academic achievement, extracurricular achievement, demonstrated leadership, and commitment to their communities.