Hey guys,
I am currently a Junior at Rutgers university studying statistics and Mathematics and I am stupidly obsessed with CMU MSCF. The thing is I switched from engineering after sophomore year. I don't have an internship for the summer but I'm working on research and taking summer classes. To substitute for not having that much experience, I am taking a lot of quant related classes like numerical analysis, mathematical probability, Applied statistical learning. In the summer and fall, I plan to take stochastic processes, regression methods, intro to math finance, multilinear algebra and tensor networks, math theory of stats, Bayesian Data Analysis and computational statistics. In the spring, I plan to take topics in math finance, computational finance, real analysis, time series and multivariate analysis. I plan to take the GRE in the summer and hopefully get a 95-98th percentile. I am also taking C++ for financial engineering in the summer. One unique thing about me is I started college when I was 16 so I am going to graduate at 19. Do you think I have a chance?