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Schools: ESADE MFin "21 (A)
GMAT 1: 690 Q47 V39
17 Mar 2020, 07:10
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Hello guys,
I have been admitted to the following programs: LBS MFA, LSE MFin and INSEAD MiM.
In the beginning, my objective was to do a master's in finance because I am deeply interested in the field and plus, having done a bachelor's in management, I felt like a MiM would be kind of a repetition of what I already studied. Afterward, I saw that Insead launched its first MiM program, and honestly, I was attracted by the institution brand name and i applied.
Now I have to face a decision. What do you guys recommend me to do? Which one do you think is the best program?
I think that if I go for a master's in finance then I will start working and after some years eventually apply for Mba. On the other hand, if I choose to do the INSEAD MiM I will do a master's in finance the year after and not the MBA later.
My career aspiration is to work in venture capital or private equity industry.
Thank you all, stay safe!
I have been admitted to the following programs: LBS MFA, LSE MFin and INSEAD MiM.
In the beginning, my objective was to do a master's in finance because I am deeply interested in the field and plus, having done a bachelor's in management, I felt like a MiM would be kind of a repetition of what I already studied. Afterward, I saw that Insead launched its first MiM program, and honestly, I was attracted by the institution brand name and i applied.
Now I have to face a decision. What do you guys recommend me to do? Which one do you think is the best program?
I think that if I go for a master's in finance then I will start working and after some years eventually apply for Mba. On the other hand, if I choose to do the INSEAD MiM I will do a master's in finance the year after and not the MBA later.
My career aspiration is to work in venture capital or private equity industry.
Thank you all, stay safe!
21 Mar 2020, 18:47
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LBS for sure. Because you want to be into vc and pe, INSEAD is good, but LBS is better in this field. If you would like to be into consulting, then INSEAD is a better choice.
21 Mar 2020, 18:48
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LBS for sure. Because you want to be into VC and PE, INSEAD is good, but LBS is better in this field. If you would like to be into consulting, then INSEAD is a better choice. 
