Schools How Many Math Classes Do You Need for Quantitative Analysis?

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To pursue a career in quantitative analysis, a strong foundation in applied mathematics is crucial. Essential coursework includes differential equations, numerical analysis, and advanced linear algebra and calculus. Knowledge of financial mathematics and programming skills in C++ are also important. It's advisable to review the specific requirements for a finance degree and assess the number of math classes completed to ensure preparedness for this field.
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I mean I'm guessing the answer would be no you can't but I figure it would be worth asking anyway

looking to get into quantitative analysis
 
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I am not sure about the requirements for a finance degree, but a good idea would be to check the requirements for a major in applied math. Differential equations (ordinary and partials), numerical analysis, and second year linear algebra & calculus are absolutely essential in applied math. For quantitative analysis, it would be a good idea to have knowledge of financial mathematics and C++.
 
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