Real Numbers Behind Financial Model Success
We've been tracking outcomes from our financial modeling programs since 2022. Here's what actually happened with people who completed our courses—not promises, just the data we collected.
Students Completed Programs in 2024
Average Months to Course Completion
Started Building Models Within 6 Months
Currently Working in Finance Roles
Where Our Students Actually End Up
Look, we're not going to tell you everyone lands a dream job right after finishing. That's not how it works. But we do follow up with students six months after graduation, and the patterns are interesting.
Some pivot into new industries. Others stay where they are but take on different responsibilities. A handful decide finance modeling isn't for them after all—which is fine, better to figure that out during training than five years into a career you hate.
- About 32% moved into analyst positions within their existing companies after gaining modeling skills
- 19% switched companies entirely to roles that required financial modeling expertise
- 22% used these skills in freelance work or consulting projects alongside their regular jobs
People Who Track These Numbers
Davian Marquez
Program Coordinator
Davian runs our student tracking system and manages follow-up surveys. He's been with us since 2023 and honestly gets more responses than we expected because he actually listens when people talk about their struggles.
Amerie Salonga
Data Analyst
Amerie compiles all this information into reports we can actually use. She joined early 2024 after working in market research, and she's the one who keeps reminding us that correlation isn't causation when we get too excited about trends.