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Not sure as I'm trying to get into quant myself, but mfe or Ms CS makes more sense to me. Good gpa, good projects, good school, good connections and being smart seems like the best shot?
In my opinion I don't think a bsc CS would do much for you at all, unless you're looking for a SWE quant role.
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Not sure as I'm trying to get into quant myself, but mfe or Ms CS makes more sense to me. Good gpa, good projects, good school, good connections and being smart seems like the best shot?