Bocconi MiF vs ESSEC MiF
Hi all,
I’ve been admitted to both Bocconi MSc Finance (2-years) and ESSEC MSc Finance (1-year track), and I’m leaning toward Bocconi. However, I’d really appreciate some insights from those familiar with either program — especially in terms of international placement in London or Dubai.
A bit about me:
- Targeting Investment Banking M&A in London or Dubai
- International applicant, fluent in English but not French/Italian/German
- Experience includes a Big 4 M&A internship (upcoming) and a prior M&A internship at a leading regional boutique (non-english speaking country)
- 740 GMAT, lower second-class honors degree in business from a Southern European university (top BS in my country)
Would love to hear your thoughts on placement strength, network access, and overall fit for someone like me who’s focused on major financial centers.
Thanks in advance!
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