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hi guys,
i'm an italian student interested in applying for a msc in finance abroad.
I already have a bachelor degree in political science (with an economics focused study plan) and a master degree in international economics, both obtained in Italy
My master degree had some finance-related courses but mixed with many economic subjects (micro, macro, monetary economics etc), so it actually did not teach me enough in the former field.
My question is: since my already obtained master degree is more relevant for the masters i want to apply than the bachelor degree, will it be considered by universities in the application process ? If they would consider only my bachelor degree, i'm 90% sure they won't consider it "quant" enough, and reject my application.
Thank you
i'm an italian student interested in applying for a msc in finance abroad.
I already have a bachelor degree in political science (with an economics focused study plan) and a master degree in international economics, both obtained in Italy
My master degree had some finance-related courses but mixed with many economic subjects (micro, macro, monetary economics etc), so it actually did not teach me enough in the former field.
My question is: since my already obtained master degree is more relevant for the masters i want to apply than the bachelor degree, will it be considered by universities in the application process ? If they would consider only my bachelor degree, i'm 90% sure they won't consider it "quant" enough, and reject my application.
Thank you
