Boston University Questrom Launches New STEM-Designated MS in Finance for Fall 2025

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Boston University Questrom School of Business will launch a new one-year MS in Finance program in fall 2025. The STEM-designated program helps students secure high-paying jobs, with a curriculum closely aligned to the CFA designation, covering core areas like financial reporting, investments, and financial data analytics. Applicants from all backgrounds are welcome, and GRE/GMAT may be waived under certain conditions. For fall 2025 admission, five application rounds are tentatively planned, with specific deadlines and the portal opening expected to be announced in August. CheersYou(清柚教育) will closely monitor the latest admissions developments of the program, offering authoritative information and professional guidance firsthand to students interested in applying to Boston University's MS in Finance.

Starting in fall 2025, Boston University Questrom School of Business will offer a brand-new MS in Finance program.

 

 

Program Overview

This STEM-designated program is designed to help students secure high-paying jobs in finance quickly. Its curriculum is closely tied to the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, providing a solid foundation for those pursuing professional credentials.

 

 

Curriculum

The new BU MS in Finance is a one-year program requiring 33 credits, including 5 core courses and 5 electives.

 

Core courses include: Financial Reporting and Analysis, Investments, Financial Management, Statistics for Finance, Data Analytics in Finance.

 

 

Admission Requirements

Applicants from all academic backgrounds are welcome.

 

Three Video Essays

Written Essay & Resume

GRE/GMAT may be waived under certain conditions.

 

 

Deadlines

For the fall 2025 application cycle, the new BU MS in Finance program is tentatively set with five rounds.

 

Application deadlines are expected to be announced in August, and the online application portal will open around the same time. CheersYou(清柚教育) will follow the program's updates closely.