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Finance is a dynamic industry, teeming with technological change, evolving regulations, and transformative innovations that redefine our world.
At Booth, we’ve designed the Asness and Liew MiF Program to provide you with a broad finance education, so that you’re well prepared with the hard and soft skills necessary to navigate the intricacies of this multidisciplinary industry.
Our rigorous and transformative MiF Program is for accomplished recent college graduates in quantitative fields of study. Learning from the world’s top finance scholars, you will build on your existing quantitative background and develop the skills that today’s finance companies seek.
You’ll develop the analytical and practical tools necessary to excel in the finance jobs of the future. Career development is woven throughout your experience—starting even before classes do—and experiential opportunities such as internships and a Booth-sponsored finance speaker series held throughout the year will help you build experience and connections.
There’s no better place to study finance than Chicago Booth. Here, you will learn from finance scholars with an unmatched legacy of award-winning research and innovation, as well as leading finance practitioners. You’ll engage with a rigorous, disciplined-based course of study that’s rooted in advanced quantitative methods in finance.
Booth is deeply supportive—and deeply collaborative. You will start building lifelong connections on day one through our immersive orientation experience. Your core courses are cohort-based courses, and you will have opportunities to engage with fellow graduate students across UChicago.
A masters degree in finance from Booth will open doors to a wide range of career opportunities. Armed with the quantitative and personal skills you need to stand out from the competition, you’ll graduate with a higher earning potential and in a competitive position in the job market.
Whether you’re looking for a career in asset management, investment banking, or fintech, you’ll build the skills you need to launch an exciting career.
The application for the next MiF Program class is open. Start your application now and begin your journey to Chicago Booth.
Chicago Booth looks to build a diverse class of future business professionals who will make a positive impact on the world around us. Here’s a snapshot of our MiF Program class of 2025.
Class size
116
Average undergraduate GPA1
3.75
International with 18.1 percent US citizen or permanent resident
81.9%
Women
41%
Unique majors
18
Undergraduate schools represented
70Quantitative |
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Business 39.7% ◼ |
1 GPA average out of a 4.0 scale for domestic applicants
2 Verbal reasoning and quantitative reasoning measures of the GRE General test is 130-170
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