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11 Jun 2009, 06:07
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Guys, I just received the admit offer from LSE MSc Finance via e-mail yesterday night, now I have to make a tough call.. I've already put down my deposit at Vanderbilt's MSF program for the fall. Any current / past LSE attendees around who would like to enlighten me about the career opportunities coming out of LSE? I'd love to go, but I don't want to be picking up roots and flying to London for a year only to have no luck finding a job afterward. I'm interested in IB, and I know LSE has good ties with IB in London.
Help me out, guys!
Help me out, guys!
11 Jun 2009, 07:27
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I would say LSE beats Vandy... I applied to LSE's MSc Finance earlier this year but sadly didn't get in. Owen is good but seriously LSE has a bigger name, bigger access to London based IB jobs, and probably a richer experience. I guess the only drawback would be getting jobs in US right after LSE in this market. But since things seem to be sort of stabilizing (even if the fundamentals are not improving) you shouldn't be too worried about getting a job in UK.. good luck!
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Hi there,
My apologies for delay in responding to you. Hope you made a decision you feel comfortable with!
I completed the MSc Finance at LSE this past June and am originally from the states. There were 3 americans in my program out of about 55. Prior to the programme, I had 3 years of work experience in strategy for a high-tech company and decided to pursue the MSc Finance part-time while working full-time in corprate development for a venture backed comapny in London.
I think the MSc Finance is viewed in two lights. The full-time program is for kids with very little work experience or looking to make a transition into Finance if they are not already in it. From what I've seen, the recruitment and job placement is very good in London. I believe 90+% of kids have a placement or have been recruited into a full-time analyst program. If you are coming from the states and looking to go back, it is not that easy to be recruited into a position back in America. Rather it makes more sense to take an analyst role here in London for two years, as they recruit directly on campus and LOVE LSE. Luckily, the UK govt has made it so students can apply for a 2 year extension on their visa to stay in London after they graduate.
The part-time program is more geared towards students who have progressed in their career. The average age is around 28-29 (similar to a MBA) and the degree seems to be viewed more as a MBA - given that the average candidate has significant work experience.
If you are opting for the full-time program, which I am assuming you are, I would absolutely recommend LSE over Vandy but be prepared to stay here for 2-3 years if you want to progress in your career.
If you have any questions, just drop me a message.
My apologies for delay in responding to you. Hope you made a decision you feel comfortable with!
I completed the MSc Finance at LSE this past June and am originally from the states. There were 3 americans in my program out of about 55. Prior to the programme, I had 3 years of work experience in strategy for a high-tech company and decided to pursue the MSc Finance part-time while working full-time in corprate development for a venture backed comapny in London.
I think the MSc Finance is viewed in two lights. The full-time program is for kids with very little work experience or looking to make a transition into Finance if they are not already in it. From what I've seen, the recruitment and job placement is very good in London. I believe 90+% of kids have a placement or have been recruited into a full-time analyst program. If you are coming from the states and looking to go back, it is not that easy to be recruited into a position back in America. Rather it makes more sense to take an analyst role here in London for two years, as they recruit directly on campus and LOVE LSE. Luckily, the UK govt has made it so students can apply for a 2 year extension on their visa to stay in London after they graduate.
The part-time program is more geared towards students who have progressed in their career. The average age is around 28-29 (similar to a MBA) and the degree seems to be viewed more as a MBA - given that the average candidate has significant work experience.
If you are opting for the full-time program, which I am assuming you are, I would absolutely recommend LSE over Vandy but be prepared to stay here for 2-3 years if you want to progress in your career.
If you have any questions, just drop me a message.
