Application Discount for - Master of Science in Finance at USC Marshall School of Business
Application Discount for - Master of Science in Finance at USC Marshall School of Business
USC Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California
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The primary objective of the USC Marshall Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program is to provide students with a flexible and rigorous STEM curriculum to prepare them for a wide range of career opportunities in finance.
* The program prepares students for careers across a variety of functions including commercial and investment banking, asset management, quantitative research and trading, risk management, venture capital and private equity, consulting, sales and trading, impact investing and fintech.
* This program has overlapping cohorts, allowing for unique bonding and mentorship experiences.
* It enables students to connect with the Trojan family alumni network. USC has over 400,000 alumni across the globe, with strong ties to greater Asia.
* Through personalized career advising and training programs,Graduate Career Services's (GCS) career strategists support your professional development and job-search skills by helping you plan your career progression, explore opportunities, develop networking techniques and refine your interviewing skills.
* Graduates of the MS in Finance program are eligible to apply for a 24-month STEM OPT Extension.
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