Carnegie Mellon University 1

Carnegie Mellon University's mathematical finance enjoys a high reputation in the United States. This major is established under the business school, and the professional ranking is often in the top three. In addition, the school also offers double degrees in mathematics, finance and MBA, which enjoys a high reputation on Wall Street. However, due to the establishment of business schools, scholarship competition is fierce, and the background requirements for applicants are also relatively high.

2. Columbia University

This major is set up under the industrial engineering, and the core courses are all industrial engineering, and then the professional courses of finance and other departments are selected. The competition for admission to this major is fierce and there is no scholarship.

3. Princeton University

This major focuses more on operational research than financial engineering. If you want to study financial engineering, you can choose a master of finance. The major of finance in this school is financial engineering.

4. Illinois Institute of Technology

The school is strategically located in Chicago, adjacent to the famous futures and options trading center in the United States. A major direction of the school's financial market is financial engineering. This major ranks ninth in the United States and is a very good choice for applicants.

5. Kent State University

Although the ranking of the school is not very high, the school has invested heavily in financial engineering, and there is a special financial engineering laboratory where students can simulate financial markets and financial transactions, which is very practical.

6. Baruch College

This school is strategically located on Wall Street in New York. Good teachers, strong alumni network and convenient internship and employment.