Amherst College vs LSE

I would be an international student at both, so which of the two offers a better pipeline to high finance and a solid career? Are there any important sponsorship considerations? I could also go to SSE instead (not considered international here). Of course, working in NYC is a dream but what's the right choice here? 

Which is the better choice?

LSE
17% (1 vote)
Amherst
83% (5 votes)
Total votes: 6
2 Comments
 

Amherst no dif. Amherst recruits just as well as most Ivy's and ofc you want to be in the US. Take a hint from the prince of Monaco and go Amherst.

 

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