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CV Work or research experience in a quantitative discipline is recommended, but not required for admission to the MFE program. Exceptional undergraduates with strong quantitative backgrounds are encouraged to apply. On average, admitted students have 2 years of full-time experience before entering the MFE program. Please complete the Professional Experience portion of the application and upload a resume in the space indicated for "Supporting Documents". Include all full-time and intern positions you have held, and account for any employment gaps since college. Fee A non-refundable application fee of $200 is required. This fee is paid by credit card when submitting the online application. The application fee is not refundable under any circumstances, regardless of the admission outcome. RL Instructions: Each MFE Program applicant must register two* recommenders' professional email addresses (e.g. joebruin@anderson.ucla.edu) so that they will receive instructions on how to submit their letter of recommendation through the online application system, on your behalf. These registered email addresses should not be personal email accounts (e.g. joebruin@gmail.com). Evaluations should be requested from individuals who have worked closely with you and who are able to give specific information about your abilities, accomplishments, and quantitative capacity. If you have been working less than two years, you may include academic recommendations in place of work related recommendations. Letters from family, friends and co-workers are inadmissible. Transcript The UCLA Anderson MFE Admissions Committee uses the transcript copies you upload with your application to do a preliminary evaluation of your academic qualifications. Transcripts from all educational institutions attended must be uploaded in the online application. Only admitted candidates should send us official hard-copy documents upon request. List on your application all of the educational institutions you have attended since graduating from high school, regardless of the period of attendance, whether or not the work was completed, and whether or not the work was related to your proposed field of study. International Applicants: Records needed from schools outside the United States include multiple documents as described here.