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I agree Imperial is a world renowned university, but from what i gathered, its business school is not the best in london. It comes after LSE, LBS, Warwick. At the same time the PSW option has been cancelled in the UK for international students and employment for internationals will most likely become tougher.
WUSTL is not the best program in US either, but they have a smaller class size and have had great placement in recent years. Also i believe there will be more opportunities in the US.
This is my opinion. I would appreciate any input on how the opportunities compare for internationals in the US and UK
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I agree Imperial is a world renowned university, but from what i gathered, its business school is not the best in london. It comes after LSE, LBS, Warwick. At the same time the PSW option has been cancelled in the UK for international students and employment for internationals will most likely become tougher.
WUSTL is not the best program in US either, but they have a smaller class size and have had great placement in recent years. Also i believe there will be more opportunities in the US.
This is my opinion. I would appreciate any input on how the opportunities compare for internationals in the US and UK

Is there no other programs besides PSW? How will international students that seem to make up a large percent of LSE and other european programs get jobs and internships in London?
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thnk for sharing !!!