EMORY VS WARWICK

Hey guys I've been admitted to both emory and warwick for a bachelors in Economics. My ultimate aim is to work in the finance field, either at BB's, EB's, PE etc. Which of these universities will help me achieve my target of working for the biggest names? Locations isn't a big concern for me because as far as I know London is just as good as almost every major american city, save nyc for finance. 

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Depends on where you want to live. The finance and job scene is better in the US if you have no strong preference between the 2 and Emory will definitely get you further in the US

   
 

It’s so disingenuous when Alumni of schools weigh in on debates b/c there’s a clear underpinning bias that is never stated upfront. Unless you’re providing substantiated claims and have an intricate enough understanding of both school’s placements, regions, college experience, etc, STFU b/c it then just becomes a population contest

 

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