LSE Finance vs WBS Financial Mathematics
I applied for an MSc Finance at LSE and WBS after doing my undergraduate in a stats-related course at Warwick.
I've received offers from both, but WBS has stated they "believe I am better suited to" MSc Financial Mathematics, and have hence made the offer for that course with a 50% scholarship.
I have interned in WM and Risk Mgmt at a MM firm, but hope to go into IB (LevFin).
Thoughts on which of these programs is better for achieving my goals?
LSE>WBS, except if you want to get into quant HFs after IB that's a tie, so take the scholarship.
Easily LSE
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