Worth the extra cost to go from non-target to semi target?
My uni (York) isn’t a total non target (~50-60 alumni work at each bulge bracket bank - checked through LinkedIn). I have a 30% scholarship and which amounts to £15,000. Even with this, fees are super expensive for me but manageable.
Is going to a semi-target (Nottingham/Bristol- 100/150 alumni at BB IB through LinkedIn) worth the extra cost if I can’t get a scholarship? I have the grades to get in easily. It would cost around £20,000 more.
My train of thought is that being debt free is worth saving that much of money, and masters courses at elite universities + my course at non-target end up being slightly higher total cost against 3 years at a semi target.
real non-target kids are heated after seeing this
York is a non-target, OP is including MO and BO
My school has literally 0 alumni working in IB across any size.
It's almost Chewwsday over there ain't it mate
You seem bright and proactive. You shouldn't have any issues landing a top internship at these BB banks from York.
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