History of The MFin Degree
The Bendheim Center for Finance began offering a Masters in Finance degree in 2001, awarding the first degrees in June 2002.
Number of MFin students enrolled each year:
| 2002: 4 | 2003: X | 2004: X | 2005: 19 | 2006: 27 | 2007: 32 | 2008: 30 | 2009: 19 | 2010: 25 | 2011: 29 |
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