Should I firm Exeter maths with Econ, Bristol Econ or Notts Econ. I know course doesn't matter that much but Exeter gives me a better opportunity to move into quant later on.
But more importantly which one is the strongest semi target?
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If you want to do quant, I'd recommend Exeter because it's Maths. Course does matter in this case. Good luck on your exams.
Notts = Bristol > Exeter
Not too familiar with quant recruiting, but can’t imagine it’s worth going to Exeter over Notts or Bristol just to try and break in when competing with Oxbridge, Imperial etc pure maths students
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