Don’t just gather data, maximize it.
Finance is a lucrative, fast-moving field, and the competition is fierce. Ranked No. 2 in the US by Financial Times, the analytically rigorous, STEM-designated MS in Finance program from Simon Business School can help you gain a competitive edge. Whether you’re pursuing a career in corporate finance, financial services, or risk management, Simon will give you the tools you need to succeed.
Why Simon?
An MS in Finance degree from Simon Business School will give you more than a credential—it will help you see sharper and get to the heart of any problem.
- Thought Leadership
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Not one, but three preeminent finance journals were started and/or edited at Simon: the Journal of Finance Economics, the Journal of Accounting and Economics, and the Journal of Monetary Economics.
- Acclaimed Curriculum
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Driven by our acclaimed curriculum, Simon’s MS in Finance program gives you the skills and credentials to succeed in an industry that historically attracts the best of the best.
- STEM Designation
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STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) skills are becoming increasingly important in today’s data-driven business environment. A STEM-designated MS in Finance degree from Simon signals program quality and analytical rigor to employers and also allows international students up to 36 months of optional practical training (OPT) in a STEM-eligible role.
- Real-World Experience
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Choose between two study tracks: graduate after two semesters on our non-internship track, or choose the expanded internship option to gain real-world experience that can help you excel. We also provide hands-on, experiential learning opportunities to help you gain new perspectives.
Our Finance students take particular interest in opportunities like the Meliora Fund, which provides a forum for students to gain insight into investment selection and portfolio management. There’s also the Simon Venture Fund, which creates a unique experiential learning opportunity for students with respect to venture capital, private equity, and entrepreneurship.
- Integrated Student Experience
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The Jay S. and Jeanne Benet Career Management Center and the Andrew Ainslie Office of Student Engagement (OSE) are important professional resources for Finance students. We strive to connect you to the right career opportunities with leading employers who value the Simon approach to graduate marketing education. You’ll also find a wealth of co-curricular opportunities that will enhance your student experience, like our range of student clubs. From social to academic, there’s something for everyone.
It’s not too late to start business school this year!
We are still accepting applications for 2023 entry on a space-available basis. We encourage you to apply as soon as possible* to allow yourself time to plan your transition to full-time study. We look forward to reviewing your candidacy!
*If you are an international student and currently have a student visa, note that there are time sensitivities surrounding the visa process. We encourage you to work through the application with urgency.
- Apply now to maximize your chance for admission
- Merit-based scholarships available
- Accepting applications on a space-available basis
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Supported by a proven curriculum and complemented by the School’s publication of three preeminent journals, you’ll do more with numbers than just crunch them in Simon’s MS in Finance program.Learn from the best: leading scholars teach our quantitatively rigorous program, and our Khani-de Silva Investment Lab lets you monitor and analyze real-time financial market data. In addition to Financial Times ranking Simon’s MS in Finance program in the top 10 in the US for more than five years, Simon faculty continue to make their mark as founders and editors of some of the world’s most highly-acclaimed business publications, including the Journal of Financial Economics and the Journal of Monetary Economics. To complement your classwork, the Benet Career Management Center offers co-curricular programming to support your career search. |
Employment Overview:
MS in Finance
Explore Class of 2022 career outcomes for MS in Finance graduates or download the Career Highlights report to learn more about what our graduates are doing.
Sample Hiring Companies:
Bank of China
Bloomberg L.P.
Capital One
Citibank
Deloitte
Goldman Sachs
Houlihan Lokey
KPMG
Moody's
TD Securities
UBS
$84,934
Mean Base Salary for graduates employed in North America
Applying to Simon’s MS in Finance Program
Our Admissions staff takes the time to get to know each MSF applicant personally. We encourage you to reach out to us early to help you strengthen your application and identify scholarship opportunities. We have five application deadlines throughout the year—meaning we process applications as they are received. The sooner you apply in any of the rounds, the sooner you’ll hear back from us.
Fall 2023 Deadlines
| Round | Application Window | Deadline* | Decision By* |
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| Round 1 | August 30–October 15 | October 15 | December 15 |
| Round 2 | October 16–January 5 | January 5 | March 31 |
| Round 3 | January 6–February 15 | February 15 | April 20 |
| Round 4 | February 16–March 31 | March 31 | May 15 |
| Round 5 | April 1–May 1 | May 1 | June 15 |
*by 11:59 p.m. ET
I chose Simon because I wanted to develop an analytical mindset. The diverse student population that the school promoted was also a major draw for me.
Simon has a really tight linkage between students and alumni. Even before I enrolled, I got the chance to communicate with several excellent alumni who gave me insightful and practical advice for my career goals.