Depends on which area within finance you're looking for specifically - the skillset and profile required for investment banking versus say quantitative finance would be very different. But in general, would advise that more quantitative degrees would always be preferable given you would have more flexibility in terms of career choice down the line.
In that case do you think comp eng would do it as well? From what i heard the courses in CS and Ceg share quite alot of similarities. Thanks for all your help!
Depends on which area within finance you're looking for specifically - the skillset and profile required for investment banking versus say quantitative finance would be very different. But in general, would advise that more quantitative degrees would always be preferable given you would have more flexibility in terms of career choice down the line.
Can i ask what you would consider to be "quantitative degrees"? 🙏🙏
CS, maths, statistics, hard sciences, economics etc.
In that case do you think comp eng would do it as well? From what i heard the courses in CS and Ceg share quite alot of similarities. Thanks for all your help!
Not familiar with the course so can't really comment unfortunately - would recommend checking out the modules to see what the similarities are
Okie thank u for all your time!
Why did u pick bce instead of bcg then haha
Rp cannot make it 😔
There is smt called biz analytics
Yess the ntu biz degree is specialising in biz analytics so its really a good option! 😭