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01 Feb 2014, 10:42
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I'm interested in applying to b-schools to change my career and get into finance. I know that LBS, Oxford, Cambridge and HEC offer that.
I also know that Cass and Imperial offers such direction, as I'm sure other universities do to. However I did a bit of research concerning imperial and cass and found that there is a big gap between these two and the aforementioned, and wasn't satisfied with what I saw (alumni/students profiles and discussions in forums).
My question is, what is the middle solution between LBS, Oxford etc and Imperial Cass etc.
I also know that Cass and Imperial offers such direction, as I'm sure other universities do to. However I did a bit of research concerning imperial and cass and found that there is a big gap between these two and the aforementioned, and wasn't satisfied with what I saw (alumni/students profiles and discussions in forums).
My question is, what is the middle solution between LBS, Oxford etc and Imperial Cass etc.
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GMAT 1: 710 Q47 V40
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03 Feb 2014, 12:04
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Where do you stand in terms of GMAT/ GPA etc?
You have listed 3 tiers:
LBS
Oxford/ Cambridge/ HEC
Imperial/ Cass (not 100% sure how equal these two are).
Without knowing much else, Warwick may be a happy medium for you.
You have listed 3 tiers:
LBS
Oxford/ Cambridge/ HEC
Imperial/ Cass (not 100% sure how equal these two are).
Without knowing much else, Warwick may be a happy medium for you.
03 Feb 2014, 12:27
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Cantona
I thought LBS is in the same tier with Oxford / Cambridge.
I haven't got a gmat score yet, I am aiming for 700 but I think about 650-700.
So it's just Warwick then?
