LSE MSc Finance or MSc Finance & Private Equity
Hi All, I'm in the process of applying to European masters programs and I'm currently working on my LSE essays. I know that these two programs are very much alike but I was wondering if there was any material difference to how easy it is to get in and then later on how they are perceived during SA recruiting?
I'm from Southern Europe and I finished my degree in finance in a non-target uni with the equivalent to first class honors, I scored 665 on GMAT FE (720 in Classic) and I have 3 internships (1 non-finance operations, 1 Big 4 Transaction Services and 1 very well known local boutique IB). I laso have strong extracurriculars and passed CFA Level 1.
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here's what you need to know:
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Both programs are excellent choices, and your decision should align with your long-term career goals. Good luck with your applications!
Sources: European Master in Finance programmes (pre-experience), https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/school/uk-master-in-finance-advice?customgpt=1, LSE MSc Finance or LBS MFA, Imperial MSc Finance and Accounting vs LSE MSc Accounting and Finance, LBS Masters in Financial Analysis vs HEC MSc in Finance
It makes 0 difference. Just pick what you prefer
Exact same course but one has private equity as a compulsory module
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