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2. 申请程序

MASTER OF QUANTITATIVE FINANCE
We seek a diverse student body to bring to the classroom varying experiences and backgrounds. Rutgers Business School — Newark and New Brunswick admits those students who, in the opinion of the Graduate Admissions Committee, show promise of succeeding in the program. Primary consideration is given to the applicant’s scholastic record and the GRE or GMAT score. Other considerations include professional work experience, professional appraisals, civic leadership and extracurricular participation, responses on the application form, and the essay.

Application deadlines: Fall Only Admissions
Domestic students:
August 1

Int'l students residing in the U.S.:
August 1

Int'l students residing elsewhere:
June 1


*Note: We admit on a rolling basis, so the sooner you apply the better.

Application Checklist
Along with the Application Form, applicants must submit:

Application fee (non-refundable) of $65.00
Checks and money orders should be made payable to Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. Do not send cash. (The fee for unemployed NJ residents is $20.00.)*

Official Transcripts
Applicants must submit an official transcript for each undergraduate and graduate institution attended.

GRE or GMAT Test Results
Official GRE or GMAT test results, taken within five years from the term of entrance, are required.
          GRE code: Institution Code 2512, Department Code 4299   
          GMAT code: QK5-XT-96     

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
You must submit this test if your native language is not English. Not required of students who have done 3 or more years of their undergraduate work or have obtained a graduate degree in the U.S.
           TOEFL code: Institution Code 2512, Department Code 02

Professional Appraisals
A. You must provide two letters of reference.
B. Current Resume
C. Essay
You must submit an essay either (a) describing an ethical dilemma you have faced and how you resolved it; (b) explaining what you have learned from your experience as a member of a team whose project was not completed successfully; or (c) identifying three accomplishments in your professional career and explain how they demonstrate your potential to become a successful manager.
D. International Applicants
Additional requirements apply to international applicants. Click here for instructions.

3. 学费及其他费用

Tuition and Fees

The tuition and fees shown below are for the 2008-2009 academic year. Tuition and fees are adjusted annually.

Full-Time Students Tuition – New Jersey Residents	Per Semester 10,213.00
Tuition – Out of State Residents (Returning)	16,290.00
Tuition – Out of State Residents (New – Incoming/Transfer)	16,515.00
Campus Fee	578.50
School Fee	321.00
Computer Fee	141.50
Student Resource/Placement Fee	**151.00
Executive MBA Program Fee	8,400.00
NJPIRG Fee (Optional Fee)	11.20
International Student SEVIS FEE	200.00

Part-Time Students Tuition – per credit, New Jersey Resident	Per Semester 846.00
Tuition – per credit, Out of State Resident (Returning)	1,353.00
Tuition – per credit, Out of State Residents (New – Incoming/Transfer)	1,372.00
Campus Fee	179.00
School Fee	164.25
Computer Fee – (based on credit hours $59.00 – $141.50)	+59.00
Student Resource/Placement Fee	**81.50

International Health Fees:
Basic $294.50/Yr

Major Medical:
$582.00/Yr

** Shown is 2007-2008 Cost; subject to annual increase for 2008-2009 year. Will be updated soon (as of 8/20/08).

4. 主要课程

Curriculum
The program consists of 48 credits (39 core and 9 elective) and can be taken on either a full-time basis to be completed in two years (not including summer sessions) or a part-time basis to be completed in four years (not including summer sessions). An illustrative schedule of the course offerings for each option is shown here (pdf).  All students must also take the non-credit Introduction to Finance course offered during the orientation week, and all full-time students must take the non-credit Fundamentals of Career Planning course.

Core Courses

Applied Stochastic Processes (26:960:580)
Econometrics (26:220:507)
    or Simulation & Modeling for Engineering & Business (NJIT CS661)
Financial Institutions & Markets (22:390:604)
Financial Modeling I (22:839:571)
Financial Modeling II (22:839:662)
Fundamentals of Career Planning (22:135:583)
Introduction to Finance (Course # TBD)
Introduction to Probability (26:960:575)
Investment Analysis & Management (22:839:603)
Microeconomics (26:220:501)
Numerical Analysis (22:839:510)
Object Oriented Programming in Finance I (22:839:614)
Object Oriented Programming in Finance II (22:839:615)
Operations Research Models in Finance (26:711:685)
Options (22:390:609)

Elective Courses

Advanced Econometrics (26:223:655)
Advanced Financial Management (22:390:605)
Analysis of Fixed Income Securities (22:390:611)
Applied Portfolio Management (22:390:658)
Credit Derivatives (16:642:611)
Empirical Finance (26:390:668)
Financial Management (22:390:587)
Financial Statement Analysis (22:390:613)
International Capital Markets (22:390:606)
Investment Banking (22:390:654)
Portfolio Management (22:390:608)
Risk Management (22:390:670)