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20 May 2021, 14:17
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I have offers from LSE Master's in Management and MSc in Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Management at Imperial College Business School. Both are excellent options so I am struggling to decide.
I am interested in management consulting (would ideally like to work at a big firm like MBB) but also, perhaps after a few years in consulting, would like to work in tech or venture capital. LSE seems to be more traditional and Imperial more innovation focused - each which I could see having an advantage depending on which industry I aim for. I know Imperial is fantastic for STEM and therefore the innovation component could set me apart as I understand big consulting firms are increasingly interested in science and tech. Equally, LSE is a traditional management degree, and probably more geared towards consulting.
I would also like to do an MBA in the US later in my career and work internationally. I am not sure which would be a better brand for this.
Does anyone have any thoughts?
I am interested in management consulting (would ideally like to work at a big firm like MBB) but also, perhaps after a few years in consulting, would like to work in tech or venture capital. LSE seems to be more traditional and Imperial more innovation focused - each which I could see having an advantage depending on which industry I aim for. I know Imperial is fantastic for STEM and therefore the innovation component could set me apart as I understand big consulting firms are increasingly interested in science and tech. Equally, LSE is a traditional management degree, and probably more geared towards consulting.
I would also like to do an MBA in the US later in my career and work internationally. I am not sure which would be a better brand for this.
Does anyone have any thoughts?
01 Sep 2021, 14:41
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Hey, I am considering to apply for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Imperial College, can you give some details of your profile. Because GMAT is not necessary, I am thinking to apply without GMAT but not sure.
Considering you admitted from LSE MiM you already had strong GMAT score but I am curious how are other aspects of your profile. Thanks in advance
Considering you admitted from LSE MiM you already had strong GMAT score but I am curious how are other aspects of your profile. Thanks in advance
01 Sep 2021, 14:53
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If you have a strong academic background which means a competitive GPA from a well-known undergraduate university, your test scores may not be as important. However, if you come from a small university that’s unknown or have an Average GPA, a test score is highly recommended.
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