U.S. Applicants

International Applicants

Your interest in the Master of Science in Quantitative Financial Economics at Oklahoma State University is greatly appreciated.

Application to the program requires two steps. If you choose to apply for financial support as a Williams Scholar a third step is required. For first priority consideration for Fall please submit your applications (Graduate College, MSQFE application and Williams Scholar application) by February 1. Completed applications received after February 1 will be considered based on space availability.

Follow the link to the Admissions page of the Oklahoma State University Graduate College's website. There you will find instructions for on-line application to be admitted as a graduate student to the Graduate College. This is the first step in the admission process.

Second complete the MSQFE application form and send all application materials to: (The MSQFE Committee will forward the application to the Graduate College.)

MSQFE Program Committee
Spears School Graduate Programs Office
102 Gundersen
Stillwater, OK 74078-4022

Third if you choose to be considered for financial assistance as a Williams Scholar fill out this application and send it with appropriate supporting documentation to the address above.

The recommendation form is to be supplied by the applicant to each person preparing a recommendation on the applicant's behalf.

The GMAT institution code is 6546 and the program code is V0W-5V-63.
The GRE institution code is R6546 and the department code is 4102.
The TOEFL institution code is 6546 and the department code is 82.

MSQFE Application Check List:

• Graduate College Application
• Graduate College Application Fee ($40 for domestic students filing online or $50 for paper-based application; $75 for international students regardless of application format)
• TOEFL score (for international students only)
• Financial Affidavit (for international students only)
  
  

Application Materials to be Sent to MSQFE Program Committee:

• MSQFE Application
• Official college transcripts
• Official GMAT or GRE scores
• 3 Letters of Recommendation
• Personal Statement
• Williams Scholar Application with resume (optional)