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04 Apr 2015, 02:18
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Hi everyone!
I was accepted at both RSM (Msc Finance and Investments) and at Cass (Msc Corporate Finance). I was quite sure to go for Cass, but after some reading I have seen that many people don't regard Cass as a good bs. I have red that many consider it not worth the money and that there aren't many chances of obtaning a good job in the uk nor anywhere else ("no-one knows it outside the Uk"). On the other hand many praise RSM, even if not ranked very well on ft (cass has aleays been better ranked on ft), saying that there are many chances of landing a good job in Europe and in the uk, also in ib (my absolute preference).
My final question is which one should I choose?
Ps: i know that cass costs 20x more and that London is way better than Rotterdam. I just want to know from an academic/reputational /career point of view.
Thank you very much
I was accepted at both RSM (Msc Finance and Investments) and at Cass (Msc Corporate Finance). I was quite sure to go for Cass, but after some reading I have seen that many people don't regard Cass as a good bs. I have red that many consider it not worth the money and that there aren't many chances of obtaning a good job in the uk nor anywhere else ("no-one knows it outside the Uk"). On the other hand many praise RSM, even if not ranked very well on ft (cass has aleays been better ranked on ft), saying that there are many chances of landing a good job in Europe and in the uk, also in ib (my absolute preference).
My final question is which one should I choose?
Ps: i know that cass costs 20x more and that London is way better than Rotterdam. I just want to know from an academic/reputational /career point of view.
Thank you very much
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04 Apr 2015, 04:47
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Hey fede1346,
nice that you were accepted for the two programmes. I cannot really give you an advice which university to chose, but I also thought about applying for the RSM Finance Master because of its good price/performance ratio. But I have to take my GMAT first (will be in 2 weeks - hope I will get an acceptable score on that :S). Anyway, I am not sure whether it will be enough to be accepted. Would you tell me with which grades and scores and whatever is important you were accepted?
I would appreciate that.
Greetings
nice that you were accepted for the two programmes. I cannot really give you an advice which university to chose, but I also thought about applying for the RSM Finance Master because of its good price/performance ratio. But I have to take my GMAT first (will be in 2 weeks - hope I will get an acceptable score on that :S). Anyway, I am not sure whether it will be enough to be accepted. Would you tell me with which grades and scores and whatever is important you were accepted?
I would appreciate that. Greetings
03 Mar 2016, 07:19
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Hey nilsh! I am currently prepping for the GMAT just like you did last year:) I am applying to RSM as well this year. May I ask you whether you got accepted by RSM and if you did what was your GMAT score? Thank you!
