I need your advise here my friends. I’m taking level II CFA and will likely bang level III in 2012 . Now the options are: 1. Can i pursue CFA only? 2. Can I take CFA and Queens Master of Finance? What are the marginaly benefits of taking MFIn at Queens? Is it a good move or I will just waster $40K? Will it help me to land a good job? 3. Maybe I will stick to CFA and do Executive MBA later on? Can CFA+MFIN=CFA+MBA? I’m stuck my friends Thanks
Hello, I went to QSB for my undergrad and absolutely loved it but from my understanding QSB does not offer a MFin, they offer a MMF (Masters of Management in Finance - this one year program is linked with the CFAI). It prepares your for L1 & 2 but if you are able to pass it solely based on self study, why bother with this program? Isn’t passing the 2 levels based on your own dedication and commitment mean more than paying 40K for it? The UofT MFin, to me, seems like the better choice here. It goes deeper than the CFA and is largely quant based. All the Best
Canada12 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello, > > I went to QSB for my undergrad and absolutely > loved it but from my understanding QSB does not > offer a MFin, they offer a MMF (Masters of > Management in Finance - this one year program is > linked with the CFAI). It prepares your for L1 & 2 > but if you are able to pass it solely based on > self study, why bother with this program? Isn’t > passing the 2 levels based on your own dedication > and commitment mean more than paying 40K for it? > The UofT MFin, to me, seems like the better choice > here. It goes deeper than the CFA and is largely > quant based. > > All the Best Check the curriculum with an MBA…there seemed to be a lot of overlap between the MFIN from U of T and MBA. I was considering doing the MFIN after MBA and after looking at their courses, I realized it wasn’t anything new.