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Hi, I'm a final year student at Bocconi University, attending a BSc in international finance.
With a GPA of 25.55 out of 30 and GMAT of 710 (49q, 38v), where can I apply for a master in finance or management in Europe?
Many thanks
With a GPA of 25.55 out of 30 and GMAT of 710 (49q, 38v), where can I apply for a master in finance or management in Europe?
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Hello brunorossi1999,
There are many great schools for you to consider: HEC Paris, London Business School, ESADE, Imperial College Business School, IE Business School, ESSEC…
MSc in finance is often popular for younger applicants looking to get a degree, so it sounds like a good fit for you considering you are in your final year of undergrad.
While the MiM programs do not require work experience, many students will have a year or two before enrolling. For those who do not have full-time work experience, they have internships that they can highlight in their applications.
The question of which type of program to apply to is one that Personal MBA Coach frequently helps applicants with. We would love to learn more about your profile to help you out here. We work with lots of folks in the months/years ahead of applying and we can tell you exactly what you need to do to further enhance your candidacy. The early planning clients do the best. Take a look at our early planning services here to learn more.
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MiF degrees do not require students to have any work experience and are therefore open to applicants who come straight from completing an undergraduate degree as well. However, a requirement is often that the undergraduate degree is either in finance or a related subject, such as business, economics, mathematics etc. There are many good options for MiF programs in Europe, such as HEC, LSE, St. Gallen and ESADE. You can see a detailed list here: https://www.aringo.com/masters-in-finance-mif/
MiM degrees are becoming more popular among applicants and employers. The structure of the typical MiM program is very similar to that of a typical MBA program and provides students with a general knowledge in management, making it easier and faster for graduates of the programs to find a management job right after graduation. Although MiMs are popular among fresh graduates, they are also becoming more popular among mid-career professionals who want to take on management responsibilities in the future or switch to a more management oriented role. Some of the best MiM programs in Europe include St. Gallen, HEC, LBS and ESSEC, see a detailed list here: https://www.aringo.com/masters-in-management/
MiM degrees are becoming more popular among applicants and employers. The structure of the typical MiM program is very similar to that of a typical MBA program and provides students with a general knowledge in management, making it easier and faster for graduates of the programs to find a management job right after graduation. Although MiMs are popular among fresh graduates, they are also becoming more popular among mid-career professionals who want to take on management responsibilities in the future or switch to a more management oriented role. Some of the best MiM programs in Europe include St. Gallen, HEC, LBS and ESSEC, see a detailed list here: https://www.aringo.com/masters-in-management/
