LSE vs LBS vs SSE
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24 Apr 2010, 05:04
Hi guys,
I got offers from three programmes and I'm really having difficulties choosing. Some help would be very much appreciated.
1) Stockholm School of Economics MSc Finance - A good degree from an established institution. Chances of employment in an English speaking country (UK namely) are solid, though not exceptional. No tuition(!) but it's a two years course.
2) LSE MSc Management and Regulation of Risk - Administered through department of finance, this course offers a specialisation in risk management. I think it might be a highly relevant and rewarding degree, but also somewhat restricting in future career choices. Anyway, got 4.8K tuition reduction. Would cost 14.5K.
3) LBS MSc Management - Superb institution, inaugural programme. Not really sure what I would be getting. My undergrad is business economics, specialisation finance so not too sure about added value of taking this path. The list of recruiting and visiting companies for the ongoing class is impressive though. Cost is 22.5K. Applied for a 3.5-7K scholarship.
Overall, I think London Business School's name could take me furthest, but the LSE programme is the most specific one.
I'd like to work in banking, IB or consulting, haven't made up my mind yet. In the UK preferably.
Any comments?