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Hi All,
I am seeking an advice as i am really struggling which university should I choose.
I am deciding between these two:
Cass Business School - Msc Corporate Finance
Rotterdam SChool of Management - Msc Finance & Investments
In future i would like to work for financial advisory firm in London. Clearly, Cass has "London advantage" over RSM. On the other hand, programme in RSM costs 1,800 euros, compared to 24,000 pounds for Cass' programme (if we would consider NPV, it is maybe 30,000 pound).
My questions are:
Are companies from London (consulting, fin. advisory, IB) hiring at RSM?
Is "London advantage" worth paying 24,000 pounds?
Which uni has stronger name?
I found few discussion about that, but i have still very mixed feelings.
Thank you for any kind of advice, info and opinion.
Have a nice day,
LF
I am seeking an advice as i am really struggling which university should I choose.
I am deciding between these two:
Cass Business School - Msc Corporate Finance
Rotterdam SChool of Management - Msc Finance & Investments
In future i would like to work for financial advisory firm in London. Clearly, Cass has "London advantage" over RSM. On the other hand, programme in RSM costs 1,800 euros, compared to 24,000 pounds for Cass' programme (if we would consider NPV, it is maybe 30,000 pound).
My questions are:
Are companies from London (consulting, fin. advisory, IB) hiring at RSM?
Is "London advantage" worth paying 24,000 pounds?
Which uni has stronger name?
I found few discussion about that, but i have still very mixed feelings.
Thank you for any kind of advice, info and opinion.
Have a nice day,
LF
