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Updated on: 12 Nov 2021, 21:09
Originally posted by vibhorekanoongo on 11 Nov 2021, 23:47.
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Hi Guys!
I have been offered admission for MscFi at RSM, Q.Fin at Vienna, MscFin. at FSFM(Frankfurt) and Mscfin at Nova.
I’m really confused as to which one to choose. I am From India.
RSM - I am offered a pre-masters. So, it is a 2 years course for me. Total Cost- 35,000 Euros for me including living expenses as well.
Pro- My sister lives in Netherlands, Dutch is not a must for opportunities, I love Netherlands and University recognition.
WU Vienna - 2 years Course. Total cost for me will be around 17000 Euros including living expenses.
Cons- I have to learn german and am not sure whether I can get a good job in Germany and austria after Wu. No idea about the average salary after Msc.
Pro- Qs ranking 16th.
Frankfurt School of Finance and Management - 2 years Course. Cost - 37000 Euros including living expenses.
Cons - Again I have to learn german. Not the best in Ranking.
Pro- Alumni, Experience of part-time working while studying, Frankfurt.
Nova - 1.5 years. Cost- 22,000 Euros
Cons- Alumni say that you have to move to different country for jobs which might be an issue because I am non-eu. So work permit problems.
Pro- 14th best in FT Ranking.
Should I put a lot of emphasis on ranking? Is RSM worth that extra 17-18K compared to WU?
I have been offered admission for MscFi at RSM, Q.Fin at Vienna, MscFin. at FSFM(Frankfurt) and Mscfin at Nova.
I’m really confused as to which one to choose. I am From India.
RSM - I am offered a pre-masters. So, it is a 2 years course for me. Total Cost- 35,000 Euros for me including living expenses as well.
Pro- My sister lives in Netherlands, Dutch is not a must for opportunities, I love Netherlands and University recognition.
WU Vienna - 2 years Course. Total cost for me will be around 17000 Euros including living expenses.
Cons- I have to learn german and am not sure whether I can get a good job in Germany and austria after Wu. No idea about the average salary after Msc.
Pro- Qs ranking 16th.
Frankfurt School of Finance and Management - 2 years Course. Cost - 37000 Euros including living expenses.
Cons - Again I have to learn german. Not the best in Ranking.
Pro- Alumni, Experience of part-time working while studying, Frankfurt.
Nova - 1.5 years. Cost- 22,000 Euros
Cons- Alumni say that you have to move to different country for jobs which might be an issue because I am non-eu. So work permit problems.
Pro- 14th best in FT Ranking.
Should I put a lot of emphasis on ranking? Is RSM worth that extra 17-18K compared to WU?
12 Nov 2021, 03:17
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Hi, clearly go to RSM. Especially, if you are Indian (for language and visa purposes). Indeed, like you mentioned Dutch is not that important although it helps when finding a job.
Plus, if you love the country and have your sister, I am not sure what makes you hesitate at all
Good luck !!
Plus, if you love the country and have your sister, I am not sure what makes you hesitate at all
Good luck !!
12 Nov 2021, 03:26
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Hi, clearly go to RSM. Especially, if you are Indian (for language and visa purposes). Indeed, like you mentioned Dutch is not that important although it helps when finding a job.
Plus, if you love the country and have your sister, I am not sure what makes you hesitate at all
Good luck !!
The reason I am hesitating is the difference in the cost. 18k is a decent amount of money for the same studies. Luckily, Money is not gonna be a problem but as a Finance student, I am still looking at the ROI. Plus, if you love the country and have your sister, I am not sure what makes you hesitate at all
Good luck !!
