This three-semester, 17-month program is for ambitious and articulate students, ready to work hard and cooperatively to take on a demanding curriculum. Guided by our faculty, world-renowned scholars, and leading industry practitioners, you’ll master a balanced mix of finance, mathematics, data analytics, and computer programming to gain the tools you need to thrive wherever you set your sights—from investment banks to hedge funds to financial technology companies.
When reviewing applicants, our Admission team considers the whole picture—academic record, quantitative and analytical skills, professional experience, communication and leadership skills. We aim to create a class filled with highly qualified professionals from a variety of cultures and backgrounds, with a diversity of life and work experiences. We believe a diverse learning environment expands outlooks and spark new ideas, so we want applicants from all backgrounds in business and beyond—and that means you!
If you have your sights set on becoming a quantitative analyst, developer, portfolio manager, risk analyst, financial technologist, researcher, consultant, or any other role where your unique skill set will set you apart from the competition, MSMFT is your answer.
If you have questions, we’re here to answer them. Attend a virtual admissions event, advising session, or watch a previously recorded webinar…or reach out to us directly. Contact us at msmft@bu.edu or (617) 353-2670. But don’t take our word for it—chat with one of our MSMFT Admissions Ambassadors who can give you an insider’s take on what being an MSMFT student at Questrom is really like. Once you’ve applied, we’ll get the process moving. Let’s get your MSMFT journey started.
Application Form
Application Form
When you’re ready to apply, start with our online application form. You may submit one application per entry term, and you can check the status of an existing application at any time. Review the admissions checklist to stay on top of required materials, and keep an eye on our deadlines, too. Feel free to contact us with any questions along the way. We want the admissions process to be as simple and transparent as possible. Reach out to the Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid Office at (617) 353-2670 or msmft@bu.edu.
Re-Applicants
Re-applicants
The Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid Office keeps all records on file for one year. We welcome your re-application. Each re-applicant is required to submit a new application form and fee ($125); an essay discussing updates or changes since the time of the previous application, as well as reasons for re-applying; an updated resume; a new letter of recommendation; official university-level transcripts (if the re-applicant has taken new coursework since the time of their first application); and updated GMAT or GRE results (if applicable).
Application Fee Waiver Eligibility
Application Fee Waiver
The Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid Office will waive the application fee for current BU employees, as well as for those who attended select admissions events. In addition, we will waive the application fee for those who are members or alumni of the following programs:
The US Military
AmeriCorps
Education Pioneers
Management Leadership for Tomorrow MBA Fellows
Teach for America
Historically Black Colleges
The Peace Corps
City Year Corps
Hispanic Serving Institutions
Instructions: To take advantage of this waiver, please fill out this form once your application has been started. Your CAS ID can be found at the top right of the online application. Once we process your fee waiver request, you’ll receive a follow-up email with additional instructions on how to submit your application. DO NOT click “submit and pay for programs” prior to receiving these instructions. We are unable to offer application fee refunds.
Due to the high volume of applications we receive, your application fee waiver may take a few business days to process. As such, we encourage you to submit your application fee waiver request as soon as you have started your application. If you wait until the application deadline to submit your waiver request, you will still be considered “on time” for that deadline as long as you submit your application within 48 hours of receiving your waiver code.You must submit your waiver request before you submit your application in order for the fee waiver to be applied.Please note: If you have been approved for an application fee waiver and are applying to one of our dual degree programs, the application fee waiver will be applied to your Questrom application only. You will still need to pay the required application fee for the other school at BU to which you are applying.
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Admissions Deadlines
Entry Date
Application Deadline
Fall 2023
November 18, 2022
January 20, 2023 Although the Round 2 deadline has passed, there is still time to apply! We will accept complete applications submitted by February 10, 2023 for round 2.
March 31, 2023
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AdmissionsCHecklist
We know the application process can take a lot of time and effort. We’re here to help. Below, you’ll find our MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology admissions checklist—keep it handy and bookmark it in your browser with this unique link.
Remember: you may submit one application per entry term, and you can check the status of an existing application at any time. The Graduate Admissions & Financial Aid Office keeps all records on file for one year. Once you’ve submitted an application, we’ll begin the review process.
Online only at time of application submission. Credit/debit cards only.
Three Required Video Essays In the “Documents” section of the “Program Materials” portion of the application, respond to three video essay questions to help us get to know you better.
Resume Current resume, as required in the “Experiences” section of the online application. Upload in the “Supporting Information” section of the online application.
University-Level Transcripts Transcripts for any coursework completed, including study abroad and post graduate work, in the “Academic History” portion of the application.
GMAT Results or GRE Results We accept either GMAT or GRE score reports for applications to the MSMFT program. BU’s GMAT codes vary by program, so please see the GMAT Code chart below for your degree. BU’s GRE code is 3087.GMAT and GRE test scores are valid for 5 years and you should upload an unofficial copy with your online application. You can register for the GMAT exam at mba.com, and the GRE at ets.org. You may also wish to familiarize yourself with these tests by viewing free GMAT sample questions and practice tests, as well as free GRE preparation materials, though we do not endorse any particular prep source and encourage you to do your own research.GRE Math Subject test (Optional)
Please note: due to the evolving circumstances surrounding COVID-19, our ability to process mailed application materials may be significantly delayed. Because of this, please plan to also send electronic copies of all necessary documents to questromappdocs@bu.edu. The Boston University Questrom School of Business Graduate Admissions Committee conducts a rigorous and holistic review of each application. Students admitted to our graduate degree programs must provide proof of an earned bachelor’s degree or equivalent international credential. Boston University does not require official transcripts with the submission of an application. Should a student decide to enroll at Boston University Questrom School of Business, official transcripts must be submitted and verified prior to the point of matriculation. We are an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution.
Essay
Video Essay
We know that you are more than what’s on paper. During the online application process, all MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology (MSMFT) candidates are asked to submit three video essays, which allow us to get to know you on a more personal level.
Within the “Documents” section of the “Program Materials” portion of the application, you will find your personalized link to the video essay website. Clicking this link will bring you to the Kira Talent website, our partner for the video essay process. When you register, you must use the same email address that you used to create your admission application account.
Upon creating your account with Kira Talent, you can begin your video essays. You’ll need to use an internet-connected computer with a webcam and microphone. You’ll have 30 seconds to prepare, and then 60 seconds to record your answers. You can practice an unlimited number of times with Kira Talent’s example questions, but once you start the formal video essay questions, you are only allowed one opportunity. This allows the committee to see your candid responses.
Questions?If you have questions about the video essay process, please send us an email at msmft@bu.edu or call us at 617-353-2670. If you need technical assistance with the Kira Talent system, please contact them directly at support@kiratalent.com
Prerequisites
Our admission process is wholistic but one cannot succeed without needed quantitative skills. You are expected to have deep exposure to undergraduate mathematics, probability theory, statistics, and programming. You will be asked to highlight your relevant coursework within the online application. In addition, prior exposure to economics and finance will be a crucial complement of your quantitative skills.
At the minimum, we expect applicants to be familiar with:
Multivariate Calculus (including derivatives and integrals)
Linear Algebra
Probability Theory
Statistics
Computer Programming
GRE and GMAT Tests
MSMFT GMAT/GRE Waiver We will consider your application to MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology program without a GMAT or GRE score if you have a strong overall academic record. Relevant full-time work experience may also be considered when evaluating your application. PLEASE NOTE: Candidates who submit competitive GMAT/GRE scores will receive preferential consideration for admission and merit-based scholarships. The decision to consider your application without a GMAT or GRE score is made at the discretion of the admissions committee. If you do not submit a test score, the admissions committee may ask for you to submit a GMAT or GRE score for your application to be considered. In the event we need this additional information, we will inform you once your application has been initially reviewed.
GMAT and GRE CodesGMAT Code:MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology: P42-5K-30 GRE Code: MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology: 3087
Information for International Students
Information for International Students
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY:
Candidates who have earned or will have completed at least two years of a bachelor’s or master’s degree at an institution in which the language of instruction was solely based in English are eligible for an automatic TOEFL/IELTS/PTE waiver. Candidates must present evidence of language of instruction with the application for admission. Appropriate documentation includes a transcript coversheet, an official statement from the university, or a link to the institution’s website that specifies that the mode of instruction is English. Additionally, candidates who have or will have worked for at least two years in a full-time, post-bachelor’s degree position in the US are eligible for an automatic waiver. If you do not meet this criteria but would like to be considered for a waiver, you can submit a written request highlighting your experience with and proficiency in the English language to msmft@bu.eduprior to the submission of your application. The admissions committee will consider these requests on a case by case basis. If you are submitting test results with your application, please be advised that tests are valid for two years. We are currently accepting Duolingo scores in addition to TOEFL and IELTS.To access the Duolingo test, go to https://englishtest.duolingo.com/applicants. Select Boston University Graduate & Professional Programs as a score recipient, and email questromappdocs@bu.edu with your name and the date you have taken the Duolingo test.
TOEFL: BU’s TOEFL code is 3087. Minimum Scores of 600 on the PBT or 90 on the iBT are recommended.
IELTS: Competitive applicants typically score a minimum of 6.5 on each band.
PTE: As more candidates submit the PTE, we are developing updated standards for our requirements. As new information becomes available, it will be posted here.
Duolingo: A minimum score of 110 is recommended.
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES:
We require that applicants hold a four-year bachelor’s degree from an accredited US institution or its international equivalent. If you have earned a three-year degree that is the equivalent of a four-year degree in the US, it will be accepted in the admissions process. For example, if you earned a three-year degree in India, your degree will qualify you to be considered for admission. If you are uncertain whether your undergraduate degree meets our qualifications, please contact msmft@bu.edu before starting the application process.
PERMANENT RESIDENTS:
Permanent residents should submit a copy (front and back) of their permanent resident card.
PAYMENT:
Boston University no longer accepts wire transfer payments for application fees. In order to pay your application fee, please do so with a debit or credit card when submitting your application.
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Tuition & Financial Aid
You’re making a smart investment in Boston University and in your future. We take that investment seriously.
We’re happy to guide you through the financial aid process and provide any assistance along the way. To help you plan for your graduate education, take a look at the information we’ve laid out for you below.
The following tuition, fees, and other expenses have been established at Boston University Questrom School of Business for the 2022-2023 academic year. These numbers are expected to be updated to reflect the 2023-2024 academic year in late March of 2023.
MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology Tuition
Tuition*
$61,050
Fees**
$4,840
Books and Supplies (Estimated)
$1,574
Room and Board (Estimated)
$15,000
Personal
$3,100
Transportation
$1,120
Health Insurance
$3,235
Loan Origination Fee
$210
Total Educational Expenses*
$90,129
*Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice. **Includes MSMFT program fee of $1,908 each semester Looking to see tuition rates in another currency? Click here convert the US dollar amounts into other currencies, such as Euros, Great Britain Pounds, Chinese RMB, and Indian Rupees, and see current exchange rates. Massachusetts law requires all students who carry at least 75 percent of the full-time curriculum to have medical insurance. Students who cannot demonstrate coverage under a qualifying medical insurance plan are required to purchase the University’s student health insurance plan. The cost of BU Medical Insurance for the 2022-2023 academic year is$3,235.
Scholarships
Scholarships
In our effort to attract the highest quality candidates from around the world, the Dean’s Scholarship program provides a limited number of awards for candidates with outstanding academic aptitude and contribute to diversity in the classroom. A separate application for scholarship consideration is not needed, and the admission committee considers all admitted candidates for merit scholarship awards. Recipients are notified of these opportunities in their official admission letter. Both domestic and international candidates will be considered for these awards.
Federal Financial Aid
Federal Financial Aid
We strongly recommend that all U.S. citizens and permanent residents apply for federal student loans before pursuing other loan options. Student must be enrolled at least half-time (6 credits) to qualify for the Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan. Interest begins accruing at the time of the loan disbursement. Students can elect to pay the interest while in school or have it capitalized into a repayment schedule that starts six months after you leave school. The Standard Repayment term extends up to 10 years, with deferments available during unemployment, economic hardship, or continued education. Loan funds are issued in two disbursements each year, typically timed to coincide with the start of each semester. Please note the following:
Students are eligible to borrow up to $20,500 per academic year
Students must remain enrolled at least half-time (6 or more credits).
Interest rate on the UNSUB loan is currently 6.54% fixed.
HOW TO APPLY – FALL 2022/SPRING 2023
Obtain a FSA ID. Students will need a FSA ID to complete and electronically sign the FAFSA.
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (2022-2023 FAFSA) Boston University’s FAFSA school code is 002130.
*Be sure to complete the first option given, “MPN for Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans”. The Graduate PLUS MPN is specifically for the Graduate PLUS Loan and not the unsubsidized loan.
*For those students starting their program in Fall 2024, you must complete the 23-24 FAFSA which will be available October 1, 2022. You must also complete the 2023-2024 Federal Unsubsidized Direct loan application which will also be available in October 2022. Questions regarding federal loan funding can be sent to questromfa@bu.edu
Private Loans
Private Loans
For students who need financing beyond what is available through the federal student loan programs or choose not to borrow a federal loan, we offer a list of recommended loans and lenders here. A co-signer with a strong credit history will increase your chances of being approved for an alternative/supplemental loan.
Loan Options for International Students
Loan Options for International Students
Student loans are available to international students with a credit-worthy U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident co-applicant. We have a list of recommended loans and lenders. You are in no way limited to loans/lenders on our list of options. Additional financing options for international graduate students may be available from MPOWER Financing if students are unable to obtain a valid U.S. cosigner. We use the following criteria in developing our list of recommended loans and lenders:
Loan terms and cost to borrower
Borrower benefits
Differentiated options (fixed rate versus variable rate loans, for-profit versus nonprofit organizations, regional versus national lenders)
You are in no way limited to loans/lenders on our list of options. Boston University will process a loan from any lender, and it is your right to apply for loans through the lender of your choice.
Private Scholarships
Private Scholarships
The scholarship search engines below can help you to find the scholarships that are most applicable to your strengths, interests, and skills:
International Student-Resource website for Full Time international students looking for funding
The Wily Network– support services for youth with foster care experience
In addition, Questrom Financial Aid updates the list below as we are made aware of scholarships that may be applicable to some or all of our students. This list is not comprehensive but can also be a good place to start your search:
Golden Key Scholarships– Golden Key offers unique scholarships, awards and grants to members, alumni and advisors all over the world.
Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship Program – The Ritchie-Jennings Memorial Scholarship Program is available to students who are studying accounting, business administration, finance, or criminal justice. Students must also express an interest in fraud examination or a similar anti-fraud profession in order to be eligible. Applicants must be enrolled in a minimum of 6 semester hours.
FINCAD Women in Finance Scholarship Program – The FINCAD women in Finance Scholarship Program offers an annual award of $10,000 to support a woman student of graduate study in the field of finance, particularly relating to the use of derivatives in capital markets and/or financial risk management. The scholarship is open to women of any age and citizenship.
Minorities in Government Finance Scholarship – The GFOA’s Minorities in Government Finance Scholarship of $9,000 is available for award to an upper-division undergraduate or graduate student of public administration, (governmental) accounting, finance, political science, economics, or business administration (with a specific focus on government or nonprofit management)
Payment Plan Options
Payment Plan Options
Students may choose to budget all or part of their semester balance in five monthly payments with the Payment Plan administered by Nelnet. Participants must complete an enrollment agreement and pay a nonrefundable enrollment fee per semester. For more information about the Payment Plan or learn how to enroll enroll online, please visit the Student Accounting Services website. The deadline to enroll in the Payment Plan is mid-August for the Fall Semester, and mid-December for the Spring Semester. Payments for fall term begin in May and enrolling after May would require making back payments upon enrollment.
Veteran Benefits
Veteran Benefits
Veterans and military personnel are eligible for educational assistance. If you are interested in taking advantage of this assistance, please contact 1-888-GI-BILL (1-888-442-4551) and speak with a Veterans Benefits Counselor or visit the GIBill website.
Yellow Ribbon Program
Boston University is proud to participate in the Yellow Ribbon Program, an agreement with the Veterans Administration (VA) to fund tuition expenses that exceed the highest public in-state undergraduate tuition rate. Individuals with active duty service since September 11, 2001, may be eligible for this benefit and can apply online at United States Department of Veterans Affairs. As a 2010-2011 academic year participant in the Post-9/11 GI Bill’s Yellow Ribbon Program (YRP), Boston University will provide 20 students with Yellow Ribbon scholarships on a first-come, first-served basis. The University will contribute up to $2,600 per student per semester (fall, spring, and summer) that will be matched by the Veterans Administration. Please click here for more information.
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class profile
874
109
65% | 35%
23
Applications Received
Enrolled Students
Male | Female Ratio*
Age (mean)
169
166 – 170
717
700 – 735
GRE Quantitative (Mean)
GRE Quantitative (80% Range)
GMAT (Mean)
GMAT (80% Range)
3.49
3.23 – 3.79
104
10
Undergraduate GPA (Mean on 4.0 Scale)
Undergraduate GPA (80% Range on 4.0 Scale)
TOEFL (Mean)
Countries Represented
*While we understand sex and gender may not be binary, this information is based on reporting requirements to the US Federal Government
Countries Represented
UNDERGRADUATE MAJOR REPRESENTATION
Computer Science
Economics
Engineering (Financial, Mechanical, Computer)
Finance
Mathematics
Physics
Statistics
NATIONALITIES REPRESENTED
Canada
China
Ghana
India
Nepal
Peru
Sweden
Taiwan
United States
Vietnam
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Admissions Ambassadors
Interested in connecting with a current MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology student? Meet our MSMFT Admissions Ambassadors, a group of current students who help prospective students discover Questrom and all it has to offer.
Our MSMFT Admissions Ambassadors are around to chat via email, on the phone, or even virtually through Zoom to answer your questions about what being an MSMFT student at the Questrom School of Business is really like. Take a look at our student profiles below and if you would like to connect with an MSMFT Admissions Ambassador, we ask that you please complete our Ambassador Contact Request Form so we can ensure we are connecting you to the appropriate person.
Ndiaye Dieynaba Hometown Boston, MA, USA Major Finance & Big Data School Suffolk University
Nathaniel Prete Hometown San Antonio, TX, USA Major Finance & Business Analytics School Trinity University
Kaiyu Jordan Wen Hometown Guiren, Taiwan Major Finance School Xiamen University
Chinmay Thakre Hometown Mumbai, India Major Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering School University of Mumbai
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Frequently asked questions
Application Process
What type of applicant does BU look for? The admission committee looks for three primary factors when they review an application:
A record of academic excellence in quantitative coursework — so we can be assured that you will thrive in our dynamic and rigorous program
Commitment to ethics — to ensure that you will maintain the high level of integrity expected of all students in the Questrom School of Business
Evidence of student and community involvement — to indicate the value you will bring to future classmates
Learn more about our class profile, approach and mission. We are committed to enrolling qualitatively excellent incoming classes that represent global, ethnic, and demographic diversity. It is our policy to encourage prospective students to consider our management programs regardless of race, color, religious creed, gender, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, age, disability, eligible veteran status or any other category protected by law.
Where do I send my official application components (i.e official transcripts)?You should first upload your documents with your application or email them to questromappdocs@bu.edu. If you are admitted, you will be required to submit official documents. Official documents can be mailed to: All documents should be mailed to: Boston University Questrom School of Business Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid Office 595 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02215
How long will I have to wait for my admission decision?If your application is submitted in it’s entirety by the required deadline, we aim to release the decision to you in four to six weeks. This precludes our doctoral programs.
What is the reapplication policy? The Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid Office keeps all records on file for one year. In order to reapply you must follow the reapplication procedure as outlined on our website.
Requirements
What tests are required for admission?
Applicants to the MS in Mathematical Finance& Financial Technology program may either submit a GMAT score or a GRE score. Applicants to the PhD program are required to take both the GRE and the GRE Math subject test. We accept students with a range of scores. Having a score that exceeds the average does not guarantee admission, nor does a score below the average necessarily mean that you will not be accepted. To see the averages of our current classes, please visit the class profile pages.
Are official documents, such as transcripts and GMAT or GRE scores, required? To expedite the admissions process we ask that you upload unofficial documents at the time of your application submission. Candidates that enroll in the program are required to submit official copies of all documents.
Do I need a TOEFL/IELTS/PTE score? Candidates who have earned or will have completed at least two years of a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree at an institution in which the language of instruction was solely based in English are eligible for an automatic TOEFL/IELTS/PTE waiver. Candidates must present evidence of language of instruction with the application for admission (through their transcript/accompanying documents or a link to the institution’s website). Additionally, candidates who have or will have worked for at least two years in a full-time, post-Bachelor’s degree position in the US are eligible for an automatic waiver. If you do not meet this criteria but would like to be considered for a waiver, you can submit a written request highlighting your experience with and proficiency in the English language to mba@bu.edu prior to the submission of your application. The admissions committee will consider these requests on a case by case basis. If you are submitting test results with your application, please be advised that tests are valid for 2 years. While ETS & British Council testing centers are closed worldwide because of Coronavirus, we will be accepting Duolingo scores in place of TOEFL and IELTS. Duolingo tests taken during the period of closure will be considered valid for all programs entering in Summer & Fall of 2020 and 2021. Duolingo scores dated after ETS testing sites reopen will not be considered for admission.
What is the minimum TOEFL/IELTS/PTE scores you accept? TOEFL: Minimum scores of 600 on the PBT or 90 on the IBT are recommended. BU’s TOEFL code is 3087, and the department code is 02. IELTS: A student’s overall score must be a minimum of 6.5. PTE: As more candidates submit the PTE, we are developing updated standards for our requirements. As new information becomes available, it will be posted here.
Do I need to interview?No, formal interviews are not required for the MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology Program. Instead, applicants are required to complete the three video essay questions as part of their applications. Please use the hyperlink found in the “Documents” section of the “Program Materials” portion of the application to complete the video essay process.
Do I need a four-year degree? We require that applicants hold a four-year Bachelor’s degree from an accredited US institution or its international equivalent. If you have earned a three-year degree that is the equivalent of a four-year degree in the US, it will be accepted in the admissions process. For example, if you earned a three-year degree in India, your degree will qualify you to be considered for admission. Regardless of program length, if you are uncertain whether your undergraduate degree meets our qualifications, please contact mba@bu.edu before starting the application process.
Do I need to complete all essays? All candidates to our MSMFT program need to respond to three video essay questions as part of their applications. Please use the hyperlink found in the “Documents” section of the “Program Materials” portion of the application to complete the video essay process.
Program & Transfer
Is this program STEM designated?
The MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology program at the Questrom School of Business is currently designated by US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as a STEM-eligible degree program. International students in F-1 student status may be able to apply for a 24-month extension of their 12-month Optional Practical Training (OPT) employment authorization. More information about STEM OPT eligibility is available from the BU International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO).
If my undergraduate degree is not in mathematics, can I apply to the program? Yes, if you have successfully completed the prerequisite courses and are able to satisfy the University’s other requirements for admission.
Can this program be completed part-time? No, students may only enroll in the program on a full-time basis.
Does the specialized training provided in the Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology program limit the career options of its graduates? While the program covers the main aspects of mathematical finance and aims to prepare students for careers primarily in the financial services industry, it also provides training in the general areas of optimization, computing and statistics. Graduates of the MF program enter into a number of fields upon graduation. Some of these career paths include:
Financial Advisory and Investment
Banking
Fixed Income Securities and Derivative
Products Management
Algorithmic Trading and Risk Management
Proprietary Trading and Asset Management
Financial Product Design and Implementation
Is work experience required in order to apply to the Master’s program? No, the program was designed to meet the educational needs of both recent college graduates and practitioners. In fact, those individuals who have earned academic degrees quite recently are well positioned to succeed in this highly-rigorous, quantitative program.
Financial Aid & Scholarships
How do I apply for Scholarships & Financial Aid? Admitted candidates to the MS in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology are considered for merit-based scholarships. You do not need to submit any additional information to be eligible for a merit-based award. Notification about scholarship is included in the acceptance packet. The Federal Direct Stafford Loan is available to U.S. citizens and U.S. permanent residents. Learn more about our financial aid offerings.
Do you offer financial aid to international students? Yes, all applicants to the MS in Mathematical Finance& Financial Technology program are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships provided that their applications are submitted by the admission deadlines. A separate application is not required. In addition, international students can finance their graduate education with private education loans provided they apply with a creditworthy U.S. citizen or permanent resident with a U.S.-based address.
Still have questions?
The Graduate Admissions and Financial Aid team is here to support you during the admission process. Please feel free to email us at msmft@bu.edu or to call us at (617) 353-2670.
