@LeoMessi have you done it yet? How do you think it went if so?I received mine.
Not yet.@LeoMessi have you done it yet? How do you think it went if so?
3 Questions were technical one was related to finance. I was able to answer one technical, one finance one, and I didn't know what to do in case of other two, I made an educated guess in one and wasn't able to do much in other. I don't know If I will be selected or not to be honestI received mine on Tuesday and Have a interview deadline for 9th 11:59 pm PST.
A couple behavioural, a few puzzles/math-related, and one finance-related. I think it went fairly alright. How about yours?@LeoMessi have you done it yet? How do you think it went if so?
congratulations! how was your interview experience?Got accepted by UCLA MFE. I have been so stressed about not having any offers, and now I can finally take a break from thinking about my applications
Thanks!!congratulations! how was your interview experience?
You must not have added anything in our Tracker. Everyone who used our Tracker has at least one admit, mostly more than one. Maybe superstitious but what our data shows. Now that you have one admit under the belt, may the rest go as planned.Got accepted by UCLA MFE. I have been so stressed about not having any offers, and now I can finally take a break from thinking about my applications
How difficult is the math? As a working professional, I have been out of touch for a while. Do I need to go back and revise?Thanks!!
I received my interview invitation around 10th of January. Like the previous threads have said, the interview were video interviews that had 3-4 behavioral questions and 3-4 technical questions that ask you to solve the questions and walk through your process. The behavioral interviews were pretty much the same as what you would expect from other video interviews (Why MFE, Why UCLA, career goals...). The technical questions were essentially maths and finance questions (nothing too advanced but require some familiarity with advanced cal, linear algebra, differential equations).
No interviews with admissions/alumni. I think the video interview is the only interview you get (correct me if I'm wrong).
The level of difficulty varies across questions, but it does test you on whether you know some basic mathematical principles. I would say definitely go back and revise the basics. For example, learn about different matrix theories for linear algebra, basic differentiation techniques (total and partial) for calculus, and probability and statistics theories. I can't say for sure if any of these will be tested, but they do want to find out if you know specific maths concepts (not the kind of brain-teaser maths you might expect from professional interviews for hedge fund, so no tricks).How difficult is the math? As a working professional, I have been out of touch for a while. Do I need to go back and revise?
Congrats! Did your son receive any scholarship?my son received his offer letter last night. I will update the tracker.
Thank you. The offer letter says the scholarship and fellowship will be sent as a separate email, so we are still waiting for it.Congrats! Did your son receive any scholarship?