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03 Mar 2015, 17:48
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Hi everyone 
I just registered myself on this forum because I need a quick advice about which Master in Finance to choose. As you all know, I do have to send a confirmation rather soon!
As the title suggest, I face quite a tough choice. I already got accepted by Rotterdam, HEC Paris and IE Madrid. I am still awaiting a response from the LSE, where I applied to two programs (Finance & Equity and regular Finance). Unfortunately I already got refused for the "Finance & Equity" program at LSE and I am not too sure what (nor when) to expect from the reponse for the generic Finance program.
That being said, my choice is currently mainly between IE, Rotterdam and Paris. Which one should I choose? Based on rankings online, it's pretty hard to make a choice. I like the program at the HEC as well as the double-degree opportunities. How being accepted into LSE would alter my choice? (IF I get accepted)
I mainly want to work outside Europe, possibly Latin America. Although I value the "brand name", I think the quality of the program and the networking opportunities are far more important.
Thanks for your upcoming answers
PS: I looked up some existing topics but they seem rather old and not entirely similar to the choice I face
I just registered myself on this forum because I need a quick advice about which Master in Finance to choose. As you all know, I do have to send a confirmation rather soon!
As the title suggest, I face quite a tough choice. I already got accepted by Rotterdam, HEC Paris and IE Madrid. I am still awaiting a response from the LSE, where I applied to two programs (Finance & Equity and regular Finance). Unfortunately I already got refused for the "Finance & Equity" program at LSE and I am not too sure what (nor when) to expect from the reponse for the generic Finance program.
That being said, my choice is currently mainly between IE, Rotterdam and Paris. Which one should I choose? Based on rankings online, it's pretty hard to make a choice. I like the program at the HEC as well as the double-degree opportunities. How being accepted into LSE would alter my choice? (IF I get accepted)
I mainly want to work outside Europe, possibly Latin America. Although I value the "brand name", I think the quality of the program and the networking opportunities are far more important.
Thanks for your upcoming answers
PS: I looked up some existing topics but they seem rather old and not entirely similar to the choice I face
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03 Mar 2015, 17:57
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Languages? Where do you want to end up?
LSE > HEC = IE > Rotterdam as far as I know, but that means little if you have your heart set on working in Amsterdam or Paris specifically.
LSE > HEC = IE > Rotterdam as far as I know, but that means little if you have your heart set on working in Amsterdam or Paris specifically.
04 Mar 2015, 06:46
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Revul, thanks for your response.
What do you mean by "Languages?". If you're asking which languages I speak, I'm fluent in French, Spanish, English and Portuguese. As I said would like to work in Latin America, in M&A or Priva Equity.
Could you give some arguments regarding why LSE > Paris/IE ? Is it just because of the location and networking opportunities or the actual quality of the program?
HEC has a fairly interesting curriculum as well as a practical approach and interesting double degree opportunities. As far as I know, LSE is extremely academic!
Regards,
What do you mean by "Languages?". If you're asking which languages I speak, I'm fluent in French, Spanish, English and Portuguese. As I said would like to work in Latin America, in M&A or Priva Equity.
Could you give some arguments regarding why LSE > Paris/IE ? Is it just because of the location and networking opportunities or the actual quality of the program?
HEC has a fairly interesting curriculum as well as a practical approach and interesting double degree opportunities. As far as I know, LSE is extremely academic!
Regards,
