Statistics show that 80% of China students study in the United States, and finance is the most popular major. Many students and parents mistakenly think? Finance? It's a liberal arts major. The consultant pointed out that the financial education in the United States is actually very different from that in China. Students who are sensitive to numbers and have a good foundation in mathematics are more suitable for studying finance. According to the introduction of senior consultants studying abroad, many students and parents mistakenly believe that American finance major belongs to liberal arts. In fact, American finance mainly studies and studies financial markets, including stock market, bond derivatives and corporate finance. She suggested that students who are sensitive to numbers and have a good foundation in mathematics should study finance, otherwise it may be difficult to learn. Because all financial problems are digitized and quantified, financial courses need to learn a lot of mathematics and statistical methods.

As the country with the strongest business education in the world, almost every school in the United States has a major in finance, and all of them provide excellent basic financial learning. The admission requirements of business schools are relatively higher than those of other schools. If you want to apply for the top 30 schools, you need to take the SAT 1, as well as the physics and mathematics of SAT2.

For graduate students, there will be some branches of finance, such as financial engineering, financial mathematics, financial services and so on. Which direction to study depends on the applicant's specific background and some internship experience. The top 50 schools have a large number of competitors applying every year. Therefore, applicants are required not only to have a high standard score (such as GRE/GMAT) and excellent academic foundation (GPA/ thesis), but also to have outstanding internship and work experience. In document making, we should also reflect our unique ideas in study and practice, highlight personal characteristics, and have a clear plan for future career goals.

Requirements for studying finance in the United States

Requirements for applying for an undergraduate degree in finance: The top 50 schools generally require a TOEFL score of 90 or above, a SAT score of 1600 or above, and a good math score. Participating in activities that can prove your math ability, such as the Olympic Mathematical Contest, will have a higher success rate.

Recommended institutions: University of Wisconsin, new york University, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, etc.

Requirements for Master of Finance: The top 50 schools generally require GMAT score above 700, TOEFL 120 or above, and have relevant financial internship or work experience.

Recommended institutions: Washington University in St Louis, Boston University, Duke University, etc.