Sorry, can't disclose that for contractual reasons (banks aren't supportive of free speech or diversity as it relates to thoughts and opinions). I went the undergrad + CFA route. Much of the financial and economic theory you will learn in university is false (e.g. Keynesian economics, Markowitz portfolio theory which will ignore the underlying unit of account being fiat, etc.). Best thing you can do if you're keen is learning how money actually works (study Bitcoin) while "gaming" the BS degree.