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23 Mar 2014, 03:00
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Hello everyone,
I (business undergrad, EU citizen, interest/internship experience in entrepreneurship and consulting) have received offers from both LBS and LSE.
I am leaning strongly towards LBS because of the MiM's very practical approach, the MBA tradition of the school and the career services. However, I am a little concerned with regard to the curriculum as it appears to be quite repetitive after having done business on the undergaduate level.
On the other hand, about 75% of the class have done business, economics, accounting or finance in college which should suggest that you do not just repeat business fundamentals but rather use them in case studies together with your peers.
While I am sure that the LSE program is very rigorous, I do not intend to pursue an academic career and am not sure whether its (only) six classes will really help me with regard to my professional interests (see above).
How do you weigh in?
Moreover, how do you consider the LBS MiM in terms of prestige? It is a quite young program and most of its reputation probably carries over from the school's MBA and MiF. On the other hand, all relevant IBs and consulting firms hire from the program and the average gmat score of the program is just below 700.
Thank you very much in advance!
I (business undergrad, EU citizen, interest/internship experience in entrepreneurship and consulting) have received offers from both LBS and LSE.
I am leaning strongly towards LBS because of the MiM's very practical approach, the MBA tradition of the school and the career services. However, I am a little concerned with regard to the curriculum as it appears to be quite repetitive after having done business on the undergaduate level.
On the other hand, about 75% of the class have done business, economics, accounting or finance in college which should suggest that you do not just repeat business fundamentals but rather use them in case studies together with your peers.
While I am sure that the LSE program is very rigorous, I do not intend to pursue an academic career and am not sure whether its (only) six classes will really help me with regard to my professional interests (see above).
How do you weigh in?
Moreover, how do you consider the LBS MiM in terms of prestige? It is a quite young program and most of its reputation probably carries over from the school's MBA and MiF. On the other hand, all relevant IBs and consulting firms hire from the program and the average gmat score of the program is just below 700.
Thank you very much in advance!
27 Mar 2014, 05:48
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I am also an offer holder for lse msc management and strategy with imperial college msc management. I studied engineering undergraduate level. So I think I would choose Imperial College msc management because I do not know anything about management. But because you are a management graduate studying a deep and narrow approach of management with strategy would be wise.
