cheap MBA vs slightly more expensive MSF/MAcc
Hello, I know the MBA vs MSF topic is discussed extensively in these forums, but I can not find anything that relates to my specific case. plz plz! help me decide! Spots are closing for postgrads and this is driving me crazy.
My case is the following: I have very little relevant work experience (1 internship in london in corporate finance), but have been offered a full scholarship for an mba at a non-target in a foreign country and an offer for MSF at Strathclyde in the UK (top 50 and a far more recognizable name). With living expenses included, the costs of the two degrees come close, with the mba being slightly cheaper. Considering that many foreign renowned institutions have presence in the country, and language is not an issue, do you think the mba is worth it in the long run?
please please help me! Any slight feedback would be appreciated.
You're going to have to tell us the name of the school for anyone to give you a good recommendation. Though honestly, I'm not sure what you're smoking, because Strathclyde is pretty shit.
How old are you? When did you graduate undergraduate? Do you currently have a job? Why do you feel going to get a graduate degree at this point in time?
Again, you haven't provided nearly enough information to let anyone give you advice, but my recommendation is to take neither of those offers, as they both sound pretty sketch, and build 1-2 years of work experience first.
it's often the case that one may be admitted to a top school without aid, but admitted to lower-tier institutions with financial aid options. Obviously everyone wants to be admitted to top schools with free tuition, but it is hard to decide if it doesn't happen.
I'd say MSF/MAcc is a small reset button that won't hurt you as much as getting an MBA that you may regret later.
Both options are a waste of time and money. Work harder.
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