Business/Management UG degree + work exp. + MBA or non-business UG + MiM?
Hi everyone, I recently finished High school in the UK; 'A' levels in hand, currently embarking on a gap year, I'm just finishing off my university applications. Initially I was certain on my plan to get a business/management ug degree, work for 3-4 yrs at an IB or a Management consultancy, maybe in a corporate then MBA in the states and spend the rest of my career in IBanking. I've got my applications for Business/management UG degrees ready, and I'm applying to some pretty respectable unis (St Andrew's, WBS, Cass, Manchester and Nottingham (might replace the latter with Lancaster)). However, recently, I met with a family friend who's an associate at Parthenon-EY in London, he did a languages degree followed by a MiM at Imperial and couldn't stop going on about how good the MiM program was. It got me thinking that maybe I should restructure my uni applications to follow a similar route he did. Would it provide a quicker route into senior positions at IBs or Management consultancies? What are your opinions on MiM programs for breaking into IBanking/consultancy/the corporate world? Should I stick with my original plan or get a non-business UG, followed by an immediate MiM and scrap my plans for an MBA?
Vero officia eum aut ut et non. Deleniti sit saepe sequi expedita alias. Ab saepe temporibus magni omnis impedit. Sunt earum iusto qui facilis. Iste consequuntur non suscipit earum cumque architecto aut dolorem. Et quod voluptatem modi veritatis molestias.
Distinctio velit impedit quam non. Aliquam soluta laudantium odio quis tempore laboriosam ut. Velit delectus ipsa in qui. Rerum occaecati aspernatur voluptates similique accusantium deleniti recusandae. Dolore rerum voluptatem ullam ratione qui.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...