Oxford MFE vs MIT MFin for MBB

I know neither degree is exactly relevant for MBB, but I was accepted to both (Scholarship too) and long-term interest is MBB consulting. Assuming I will choose one, which of the two is best for a career in MBB Management Consulting - all things being equal?

Thanks you!

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If your UG is from the US and you have an option to go to one of the top 3 universities in the country to then work in the US, take MIT. Had the choice been between Oxford and a US school ranked 15-30 then Oxford would have been the better choice. Countries which have great domestic schools (like the US) favour their own universities so I would personally take MIT. If you want a different experience and want to live abroad then Oxford would make sense but remember you'll be in a small British town, not a major city. If you look at it purely from a prestige/usefulness/relevance to the career you want in the US, take MIT.

 

Could you elaborate on your background? I was interested in it since it seems you've been admitted directly to Oxford with a scholarship and without an interview, yet your older posts mention 690-700 GMAT, Big 4 accounting and decent but not outstanding GPA. Must've done something quite impressive the past 1.5 year to go from that profile to direct admission?

 

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