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16 Mar 2022, 08:44
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I got into both Cass (Msc International Finance and Accounting) and Cranfield- (Msc Finance and Accounting). But, I'm unable to decide which one to go for. Please help me decide.
16 Mar 2022, 09:28
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himanigupta:
Congrats on your two acceptances!
Though it's highly subjective, the general sense is that Cranfield is the better option given the strength of the overall business school. Admittedly, we don't know the specific nuances of the differences in these degrees for the two schools - they're fairly close.
Our best advice is to attend whatever welcome students events you can - virtual or in-person. Talk to several students and alumni and ask meaningful questions that matter to you. You might want to inquire about post-masters job opportunities, the strength of the alumni network, the coursework/curriculum, and the culture/campus. Those are all key considerations that can help you decide between two great programs.
Congrats again!
-Admissionado
Congrats on your two acceptances!
Though it's highly subjective, the general sense is that Cranfield is the better option given the strength of the overall business school. Admittedly, we don't know the specific nuances of the differences in these degrees for the two schools - they're fairly close.
Our best advice is to attend whatever welcome students events you can - virtual or in-person. Talk to several students and alumni and ask meaningful questions that matter to you. You might want to inquire about post-masters job opportunities, the strength of the alumni network, the coursework/curriculum, and the culture/campus. Those are all key considerations that can help you decide between two great programs.
Congrats again!
-Admissionado
