LBS MFA(Masters in financial analysis) or LSE Msc Finance

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LSE has a somewhat better reputation. The LBS program is still good, though

LBS may have more relevant alumni but LSE can't hurt either. Talking to their alumni for a feel could help

cong!! both are my dream schools :) Personally, I will vote for LBS because it has advantages in networking, alumni, programme structure...

The LBS program is relatively new and doesn't have the track record that LSE has. IMO, the LSE MSc program would be the safer bet. Both have a great brand and reputation in London. I'd make the decision based on cost and alumni base in your desired field.

I would go for LSE if you get into their master of finance. I would take the MFA over anything else at LSE though. The first class of the MFA looks amazing and the MiM has done great with Banks in London in the last couple of years.

Cant go wrong with either.

IF that matters, your year at LBS will be a lot better. Less hours spend studying and more hours spent travelling and partying. (Goes the other way around for educational advancement I guess)

Is it only me or does the degree name 'Masters in Financial Analysis' sound a bit stupid to you guys as well?

Go for LSE! Although I don't understand your post since most offers haven't even come out yet. Do you have an offer or are you just applying? Why create this thread if you don't have an offer from these places yet?