Dear Catherine. Whom should I contact about eligibility for Quantitative Advisory Services Graduate Programme?
On the website it says that " you need to be working towards an honours degree in Maths, Statistics, Financial Risk, Physics, Economics, Chemistry, Engineering, Computer Science or similar ". Can the grade come from MSc programme in Banking and Finance that I am currently on if BSc Mathematics and Economics grade doesn't meet the requirement? In between my BSc and MSc I completed a pre-masters course and received 77/100. Can I use this grade as a prediction for my MSc? I also have work experience at the actuarial department of VTB Insurance company and am preparing to sit CFA Level 1 exam in February. Can it be taken into account? And finally, If I am allowed to apply for a graduate programme now, can I apply for it once I receive my MSc and have a new grade that meets the requirements or will my BSc still be in the way? Kind regards, Oleksandr Puchak
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Hi Oleksandr - thanks for your message. As you have a lot of detailed questions pertaining to your situation, it would be best to either give us a call on +44(0)800 289 208 (Monday to Friday, 8:30am - 5:30pm) or email us at eystudentrecruitment@uk.ey.com. That way our team can put you in touch with the right recruiter for that Programme.
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