MAFINRISK Bocconi Vs Cass

Hi guys. I am applying for a Msc in Quantitative Finance.
Since I dont have high hopes in getting accepted in LSE or Imperial, I believe that Bocconi and Cass are the second best choice.

First of all, are these two universities as well connected in the City as they are advertised?
Secondly, leaving the huge financial difference aside, which one would you reccomend ?

I am quite sure that getting accepted in Cass would not be an issue, but I have no information about Bocconi.
The admission criteria are pretty basic, but I am sure that there is more. Can anyone give me a realistic example of an accepted canditate?

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Why Quant? What's the goal? MSc Finance at Bocconi is very quantitative, may suffice for what you want to do. Feel free to PM me.

I'm talking about liquid. Rich enough to have your own jet. Rich enough not to waste time. Fifty, a hundred million dollars, buddy. A player. Or nothing. See my Blog & AMA
 

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