Hi guys, wanted to know your opinions on which degree is more useful to break into investment banking.
I have two options, both from either non target or semi target unis, MSc in Applied Economics and MSc in Statistics and data science.
Which of these do you think is more useful in your experience/opinion?
Thanks.
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