I am currently pursuing my undergraduate studies at a European target/semi-target. I am doing a double degree in business (BBA) and Law (LLB). However I am pretty sure I know where I want to go I want to do a master in Finance in London and go into Banking or Consulting. I could now switch to only bba and would save a year and have an easier degree + more flexibility in it.
I am now deciding what to do as I would loose my Law background, what do you guys think?
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Hi urset, whoops, looks like nobody chimed in here.... maybe one of these discussions below is relevant:
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I hope those threads give you a bit more insight.
Having a law background is always handy especially if you move into banking. If it's just one year that you'd be saving, I would just bite the bullet and get it done to add it to your CV and skills.
Thank you! The thing is it is only a LLB and I do not want to a post-grad degree in Law for sure. Therefore I am wondering if doing bba (and being in the top 5% in my Uni for sure) and then a Master in Finance in the same time might be a better option. What do you think?
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