Erasmus vs IE (bachelor)

Was accepted into both IE and Eramus (not BBA or management, rather more technical degrees)

I am interested in IB (potentially/hopefully PE or HF), so my university choices would be directed towards a career in these fields.

After doing some research I have assumed that: Erasmus is a slightly better uni than IE at bachelor level. Neither is regarded as a "Target" uni.

What do you guys think/recommend?

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Go to Erasmus. Not only it has a better reputation but it is way cheaper. IE you will pay over 100K (average price for their bachelors...) which is absolutely crazy for just a bachelor... good luck :)

 

a whole degree at ie is the cost of one year at wharton. how tf is 25.000€ expensive?

edit: sorry if i seem out of touch and spoilt but in relative terms. one year at Wharton is $80.000+ usd. one year at lse if ur an intl is £30.000+ if we speak in terms of comparison points its much cheaper

 

I am talking about the opportunities that going to this univerity offers. Not so much the quality of lectures... Rather wether which will get me better internships and so on

 

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