The MS in Financial Engineering Program may be completed in one academic year, but normally takes two.
30 credits
You may view our admission requirements on the MS in Financial Engineering 'admissions' web page.
There is a mix of daytime, evening, and weekend classes, with classes primarily in the daytime, meeting twice/week.
Performance on the GMAT or GRE is a good indicator of success in the program. While we do not have a minimum score for either test, we look for strong quantitative ability as evidenced in the mathematical portion of the GMAT or GRE. Most of our students score in the 70th percentile or above on their total score, a good measure of the strength of your peers.
There is no work experience required.
On case-by-case only per approval of the Program Director and the Office of the Registrar.
The Graduate Programs Office can arrange a campus visit for students. While at Lehigh, students may opt to meet with an admissions counselor, tour the college or university, meet current students, visit a class, or schedule a formal interview. Please contact the Graduate Programs Office at business@lehigh.edu or by phone at (610) 758-4450.
The Graduate Programs Office will be pleased to arrange a class visit for students. Please contact us at least one week prior to the desired visit date so that we may make arrangements. The Graduate Programs Office may be reached at business@lehigh.edu or by phone at (610) 758-4450.
Tuition costs are listed on the MS in Financial Engineering 'tuition & expenses' web page.
Our online application may be accessed on the MS in Financial Engineering home page or on the 'admissions' web page.
You may view our application deadlines on the MS in Financial Engineering 'admissions' web page.
Lehigh University
The Graduate Programs Office
621 Taylor Street
Bethlehem, PA 18015
USA
The only document that needs to be mailed is your transcript. All other documents can be submitted online. Transcripts are held on file until an application is complete, at which time it is submitted for evaluation to the Admissions Committee.
Yes. The MS in Financial Engineering contains an interdisciplinary curriculum that includes STEM fields, which qualifies the program as a STEM designated degree.