录取要求

Application Form

Complete the online application form by the appropriate deadline. Submit your application as soon as you have completed your part of it, whether or not your recommenders have completed their evaluations. The online application system will automatically match recommendations submitted on your behalf with your application.

Application Fee

Your nonrefundable $100 application fee, to be paid electronically by credit card, is due when you submit your online application.

Personal Statement

Please include your name and essay question on each page of your personal statement. It should be presented in 12-point size font, double-spaced. Discuss both your short-term and long-term professional goals. Describe what challenges you may face as well as how your previous experiences will help contribute to your future success. Your answer should highlight why you have decided to pursue your MBA at this point in your career and how you feel a Northeastern degree will help you achieve success. Upload your personal statement as a PDF or Word document into your online application.

Current Résumé

Submit a professional résumé that lists your work history, beginning with your most recent experience. Please include awards or other recognition you may have received for work, community service, or other accomplishments. Upload your résumé as a PDF or Word document in your online application.

Two Letters of Professional Recommendation

Register your recommenders in your online application so that they may submit their evaluations online. We suggest that you obtain recommendations from individuals (such as current or recent managers) who have directly supervised your work and can assess your ability and potential to succeed in a rigorous business school program and achieve career success.

D’Amore-McKim School of Business accepts the GMAC Common Recommendation Form in lieu of our online recommendation. Please enter your recommender information into the online application and advise them to upload a PDF of the GMAC Common Recommendation Form without filling out our online questionnaire.

Applicants without work experience: Both of your recommendations may be from your professors.

Academic Transcript(s)

Upload scanned copies of your academic transcripts from each degree-granting postsecondary institution (undergraduate and graduate) attended. Please do not submit academic records from your secondary school or high school.

We follow an online application review process so please do not send your paper transcriptions or certified evaluations to our office unless you receive a request from us to do so. The Admissions Committee will review your scanned transcriptions, which are considered unofficial at this stage of the application process.

Submitting Official Transcripts and Test Results

Once admitted, students will be required to submit official paper transcripts (directly from each academic institution attended)—or, if applicable, certified evaluations for institutions from outside the United States from WES or CED—and official test scores before being eligible to enroll. Northeastern University reserves the right to revoke any offer of admission if there is any discrepancy between the unofficial (including scanned transcripts) and official transcripts submitted.

Multiple Transcripts

If you were a transfer, study-abroad, or exchange student, you must include scanned copies of transcripts from all institutions attended, even if some of your courses appear on multiple transcripts. If you are a current student, please include a list of your current classes even if you have not received your final grades.

Applicant's agreement

Please read and sign the Applicant’s Agreement attesting to the authenticity and truthfulness of your work before submitting your online application.

GMAT or GRE Results

Enter your scores and upload a scanned copy of your unofficial test results as a document in your online application. Please request that your official scores be sent to us. The current version of the GMAT includes a section for “Integrated Reasoning.” We accept current as well as previous versions of the GMAT.

D'Amore-McKim School of Business MS in Finance (full-time or part-time) Program Codes

GMAT: 276-C0-53

GRE: 7920

Copy of US Permanent Residency Card (if applicable)

If you are a permanent resident of the United States, you must submit a copy of the front and back of your permanent residency (Green) card. Upload a scanned copy into the Supplemental Section of your online application.

APPLICATION DEADLINES

The program starts on a full-time or part-time basis in September.

If you are applying for a full-time September start the application dates are:

November 1 (with notification by December 20)

January 15 (with notification by February 28)

March 15 (with notification by May 1)

April 15 (with notification by June 1)

If you are applying for a part-time September start the application dates are:

March 15

May 1

申请材料清单

All Applicants

Application Form

Application Fee

Personal Statement

Current Résumé

Two Letters of Professional Recommendation

Academic Transcript(s)

Applicant's Agreement

GMAT or GRE Results

Permanent Residency Card (if applicable)

专业介绍

The MS in Finance provides rigorous training in finance, helping you to develop your analytical and financial management skills. The curriculum is taught by faculty who are recognized as expert researchers by leading industry journals.

The Full-Time MS in Finance is a 12-month program that has a strong emphasis on quantitative methods and finance theory. Classes begin in September. Students complete a lock-step curriculum together as a cohort, comprised of approximately 40 students, primarily international.

The Part-Time MS in Finance program provides flexibility for working professionals seeking to brush up on their finance skills and advance in their current roles. You can choose electives that match your interest in either corporate finance or investments. You can complete the Part-Time MSF program in 21 months (accelerated 10-, 12-, and 16-month tracks are also available). Classes begin in September and take place during the evening hours to accommodate work schedules.

联系方式:

Dena Snyder

Admissions Counselor, Graduate Admissions

P: 617.373.8877

E: de.snyder@northeastern.edu

General Information

350 Dodge

Northeastern University

360 Huntington Avenue

Boston, Massachusetts 02115

P: 617.373.5992

E: gradbusiness@northeastern.edu

课程设置

• Financial Theory and Policy Covers the fundamentals of financial decision making. Introduces students to the basic framework of corporate finance. Topics include tools and applications of financial asset valuations, the risk-return tradeoff, modern portfolio theory, methods of calculating the risk of financial assets, tools and applications for analyzing a firm’s capital investment decisions, capital structure and dividend policy issues, theory and evidence concerning corporate restructuring, such as mergers and hostile takeovers, and issues concerning international financial management and the legal, ethical, and regulatory environment of financial management.3 credits
• Analysis of Financial Institutions and Markets Introduces the domestic and international financial system and the institutions within it. Develops data and quantitative analysis tools utilized for economic and financial modeling and analysis. Emphasis is on regression analysis and its application, including how to build and interpret statistical models. Topics include the major types of financial institutions that operate within the global economy and the financial instruments employed by them; how exchange rates, interests rates, and security prices are determined and how they affect the global economy; and how governments and central banks impact economic and financial conditions.3 credits
• Investment Analysis Familiarizes students with domestic and international financial markets and the securities traded therein. Discusses a variety of techniques for valuation of financial assets and relies heavily on quantitative methods. Critically analyzes such qualitative concepts as market efficiency, intrinsic value, and risk. The contents of this course, descriptive, theoretical, and applied, should provide students with the ability to build unique valuation models to suit the particular investment alternative they wish to scrutinize. Also provides students with an understanding of how investment theory and investment practice relate.3 credits
• International Finance Management Develops specific concepts, policies, and techniques for the financial management of the multinational firm. Topics include operation of the foreign exchange markets, foreign exchange risk management, sources and instruments of international financing, foreign direct investment and the management of political risk, multinational capital budgeting, and financing control systems for the multinational firm.3 credits
• Financial Seminar Structures discussion of current topics in the finance literature. Students read and present the works of leading researchers. Topics are broad and may cover various areas of corporate finance, investments, and institutions. Students also complete an original project emphasizing current methodologies of analysis.3 credits
• Financial Strategy Develops financial, analytical, and communication skills necessary to develop and implement a financial strategy consistent with firm value creation in a dynamic environment. Stresses the impact of ethical and legal considerations, global markets, and technological innovation on efficient economic outcomes. Emphasizes written and oral communication skills. Upon completion of this course, students should be able to identify and analyze a firm’s strategic opportunities and propose a suitable financial strategy that is consistent with firm value creation.3 credits
• ELECTIVES Program is completed with 4 elective courses . Full-time electives are selected at the discretion of the Finance department.12 credits
• FULL-TIME STUDENTS: OPTIONAL COURSEDETAILS Career Management Career Management Class introduces students to a US job search including job search strategy, elevator pitches, resumes, cover letters, LinkedIn profiles and interviewing. The course includes employer and alumni outside speakers and networking opportunities. It also includes hands-on sessions in class. This course is offered during the daytime and is available only to full-time students0 credits