Masters Degree - Interested in opinions

I am interested in your opinion monkeys about my choice of masters degree in finance. I am a european student, studying at a completely non target university accounting and finance. I cannot afford lse,imperial,warwick or other masters in usa, so I am thinking of applying to these schools.

Bocconi (MSc in Quant finance and risk management)
Stockholm School of Economics
Erasmus University

And if I find efficient funds, I will also apply at HEC Paris.

I am interested in working at m&a advisory, sales, trading, equity research or other FO roles in Europe, Asia, US. What do you think of the above schools? Do you have something else to suggest? Thanks in advance!

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futurectdocSt. Galen? LBS? LSE?

I said at my posts that I cannot afford schools like LSE, LBS etc.. Although, St. Gallen would be a good choice, but its two years and living expenses are very high... Do you think St. Gallen is better than SSE?

 

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