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If you are accepted for admission, you'll need to submit official transcripts and test scores. Request transcripts from each university or college you have attended. You must supply the original transcript even if the credit or grades are noted on another transcript. Enclose a self-addressed, postage-paid return envelope so the registrar can return the transcript to you.
Mailing Address:
MS/Finance Admissions
Olin Business School
Washington University
Campus Box 1133
One Brookings Drive
Saint Louis, MO 63130-4899
Eligibility
What does it take to be admitted to Olin's MS/Finance program?
We review each applicant on a number of factors, looking for individuals with strong academic, professional and extracurricular activities. We base our selections on your past performance, quantitative skills and communication skills. To ensure diversity in each entering class, we admit students with various backgrounds, experiences, talents and interests.
You must have completed an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution, comparable to Washington University's four-year bachelor's degree, at the time of enrollment in the MS/Finance program. Washington University undergraduate students wishing to enroll in the MS/Finance program on a four-semester basis must have completed at least 90 total hours of course credit prior to beginning the MS/Finance curriculum.
Although professional work experience is not a requirement for admission, most successful applicants have had significant internship and/or work experience prior to acceptance into the MS/Finance program.
Prior Course Work
While there is no preferred undergraduate major or other training required of applicants, the quantitative rigor of Olin's MS/Finance program tends to attract applicants with excellent quantitative skills including backgrounds in finance, economics, engineering and mathematics.
Required – You must have completed the following courses or their equivalents at an accredited college or university in order to be eligible for admission to the MS/Finance program:
Calculus I, II and III
Principles of Microeconomics
Probability & Statistics – minimum of 1 semester of calculus-based statistics (typically calculus-based statistics is offered as an upper-level course, with calculus as a prerequisite)
Note: While you may apply for admission to the MS/Finance program while you are in the process of completing some of these prerequisite courses, you must complete all prerequisites prior to enrolling at Washington University.
Recommended – While not necessarily required, we encourage that students have successfully completed course work in subjects such as linear algebra, differential equations, computer programming and multivariate calculus. |
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