Advice for An Undergrad

[AlexanderCM]

Hello, I was hoping I could get some advice about what I should be focusing on during my undergraduate studies to make myself an attractive applicant for Financial Engineering programs. I am a sophomore Mathematics and Financial Economics double major with a Computer Science minor, and because I go to a small school I am able to to do a lot of Independent Studies, so I can design a lot of my own coursework. I have taken:

• Calc I, II, III
• Discrete Math
• Principles of Comp Sci (we used Java)
• Various Business/Accounting/Econ courses
• All of my Gen Eds/Honors requirements

I have next semester:

• Differential Equations
• Linear Algebra
• Probability
• Principles of Comp Sci II (Java and Android)
• An independent study on Game Theory and Strategy
• Finance

I know I will have to take:

• Investments
• Financial Economics
• Econometrics
• Corporate Credit Analysis
• Data Structures and Algorithms (C++)
• Statistics (R)
• Abstract Algebra
• Real Analysis

So yeah, with this list in mind, I'm trying to figure out what the most important things I could learn are to make myself a better financial engineer. I want to focus on financial engineering for my Honors Research project, so I would love to squeeze in as much as I can before then. I am going to teach myself some Python, but other than that, what are the top 3 or so subjects I should be trying to take?