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Scholarship for Masters Degree
Based on college and university rankings, we have concluded that TCNJ students fit the profile that will enable them to succeed in our Masters of Science in Financial Engineering (MSFE) degree program.
The MSFE is offered as a collaborative effort of the Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Ito Graduate School of Management and the School of Mathematical Sciences at CGU. Our program takes one and half years of full-time coursework to complete, or the equivalent on a part-time basis. Our students take approximately half of their coursework in applied mathematics, in courses with an emphasis on financial applications where they are in classes with mathematics Ph.D. students. For the other half of their coursework, students study financial management in classes with MBA students. The MSFE degree is unique, rigorous, and oriented to developing the students as leaders.
If you are interested in learning more about our MSFE degree program, please visit our website at www.cgu.edu/fineng or contact us by email at fineng@cgu.edu or by phone at 1 800 944-4312.
Because of our desire to foster a sustained relationship with TCNJ, we are committed to making one annual 50% tuition scholarship available only to graduates of TCNJ effective fall 2008. The TCNJ/Drucker Scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student on a merit basis. To be eligible, the student must apply and be admitted to the MSFE program. In addition, the student must submit either a hard copy or an electronic copy of the TCNJ/Drucker Scholarship Request for Consideration Form, which you can access at http://web.cgu.edu/msfe/Request for Consideration
Best regards,
Jullie McCurdy
Administrative Director
Financial Engineering Management Program
Claremont Graduate University
Subject to admission of at least one qualified graduate or recent alumnus of TCNJ. TCNJ/Drucker Scholarship Program is subject to annual review and renewal or termination at the sole discretion of Claremont Graduate University.
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