I am planning to apply for the Master of Finance (MFin) program at Princeton Uni

I am planning to apply for the Master of Finance (MFin) program at Princeton University. This program focuses on quantitative finance and financial engineering and is renowned for its highly quantitative and analytical approach.
Formal Instructions:
A statement of your current academic and future career plans as they relate to the Princeton department to which you are applying. In doing so, cite relevant academic, professional, and personal experiences that motivate you to apply for a graduate degree here. A few topics that you may want to address in your Personal Statement include:
• Describe the reasons you are interested in this program and discuss any relevant past experience.
• If you have relevant work or research experience, please indicate how it helped you decide on your career path.
• What are your post-graduation plans or career goals?
• What do you hope to gain from this program?
• What about this program excites you?
• If there are any special circumstances that need to be brought to the attention of the Admission Committee, please include that information.
“Background and Request Details”
Firstly, I’ve included my detailed CV and the transcriipts of my bachelor’s degree’s marks (from both Bocconi University and UC Berkeley) in the attachments. These documents will serve as primary references for crafting the statement of purpose. My academic background is in Economics and Finance, a field that, while not strictly quantitative like mathematics or computer science, has allowed me to excel in quantitative and mathematical courses. My ambition is to transition into Quantitative Finance. You’re welcome to devise reasons for this shift, drawing inspiration from my past experiences. A key experience worth mentioning is my time at UC Berkeley, particularly how the professor of ECON 136 and ECON 139 — who is also writing one of my recommendation letters — influenced my decision. This transition should be justified
compellingly. It is critical to emphasize my strong quantitative skills, whether in pure mathematics or applied to Finance/Economics, and my proficiency in programming. Feel free to create anecdotes and scenarios that would be persuasive to the admissions committee. Looking ahead, I envision a career in academic research, focusing on financial econometrics and macroeconomics, or potentially as a quant researcher in a hedge fund. Princeton’s location on the East Coast is strategically beneficial, offering proximity to financial hubs in NYC and Connecticut, and access to numerous prestigious East Coast universities. Please ensure specific details about Princeton’s master’s program are included, such as courses listed on the website and the faculty involved in the program. My high school experience, detailed in the CV from 2015 to 2020, should be used only if you believe it to be necessary.
For context, in the Italian academic/university system, exam grades range from 18 to 30 cum laude, and the maximum final graduation grade is 110 cum laude.
In general, feel free to invent any details or life/academic experiences that enhance the statement and strengthen its appeal, ensuring they align with the information provided in my CV.