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Thanks for your help. This gave me a better perspective on what it would take. I think my best option is to see how my internship goes with Deloitte and then reassess things. Maybe I'll look into getting an MBA/MS-MIS dual degree.

Financial engineering is something that is new to me. I explained I am looking at grad school and MFE is something that looked interesting to me. I am sure this forum is filled with experts on it like you, and that is the reason I am here seeking advice. I didn't say I was trying to cut any...

I've taken a statistics course, which I forgot to include. I am assuming Linear Algebra and the course I took in College Algebra would be different. So if I took Calc. 2, Linear Algebra, and Probability would be I alright? Also, If I get a high score on the quantitative part of the GRE do you...

So it would probably be best for me to take a couple classes after I graduate undergrad before I apply.

Math: College Algebra, Calc 1 Programming: C#, SQL I've only taken 2 math courses since being at college which is probably my weak point. I am going into my senior year next year so I still have 3 more classes of programming.

I was wondering if you guys think I would have a strong enough background to enter a financial engineering program out of undergrad. I am currently a junior at West Virginia University where I have a 3.6 GPA, and I am a double major in Finance and Management Information Systems. I am really...