Questions for admins at MS Finance programs in London

Hey everyone, I'm planning on getting my MS degree abroad in the next year or so, and am currently in London and visiting schools over the next few days. Feel free to leave both general questions or school/program specific questions and I will try to ask them / relay the answers into the thread.

Here are the schools I'm visiting over the next couple of days:

  • 1. London School of Economics
  • 2. London Business School
  • 3. Imperial College London
  • 4. University of London: Cass School of Business
  • 5. London Metropolitan University
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Why are you visiting London met? No offence to people that go there (I am sure I will have caused some), but it is about as non-target as you can get in the UK. If it is about the tuition fees, go to europe. Sorry if this comes accross as rude, but anyone who is even considering cass, let alone the others, shouldn't even be thinking about London met. Just wanted to warn you as given it sounds like you haven't gone through the UK education system.

 
anon56Why are you visiting London met? No offence to people that go there (I am sure I will have caused some), but it is about as non-target as you can get in the UK. If it is about the tuition fees, go to europe. Sorry if this comes accross as rude, but anyone who is even considering cass, let alone the others, shouldn't even be thinking about London met. Just wanted to warn you as given it sounds like you haven't gone through the UK education system.

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