Villanova University Master in Finance Program
The Villanova University master in finance program is one year in length and lock step, which means all students take the same classes at the same time. All of the classes are designed specifically for the master in finance program and no MBA’s are allowed in these classes.
The benefit of this is that everyone in the class has a base line level of understanding which allows the professor to get more in depth than in an MBA class which must accommodate a variety of backgrounds. The amount of material you can learn in these dedicated MSF classes is far more than elsewhere.P
Villanova is located 15 minutes away from Philadelphia which is home to a strong finance community. This provides networking, employment and interning while in the program. Philadelphia is centrally located, being 1.5 hours from NYC and 1.5 hours from DC. The alumni community is located primarily in NYC, but there is a huge Philly following as well.
Placement information can be found here.
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at 10:35 pm
Villanova’s website needs an upgrade. Anthony, could you mention it to the school?
at 12:07 am
The university is supposed to be doing an upgrade sometime hopefully soon. Until that there isn’t much the business school can do. The careers tab is relatively new and I am working on getting some alumni profiles on there. Another thought is maybe to showcase all the competitions and extra activities on the site. Suggestions are more than welcome
at 3:30 pm
Great! Video interviews with the alums discussing their jobs and how the Villanova MSF got them there would be great along with interviews of students discussing competitions.
at 3:20 pm
Hi Anthony,
How generous is Villanova in re scholarships based on GMAT scores, GPA etc.?
Chuck
at 12:28 am
Can’t really comment on that. I would say do as well as possible and make sure to let them know your concerns and wishes.
at 5:41 pm
Anthony, you mentioned that you were going to post an interview with Villanova’s graduate office? When do you think you will post it? Thanks.