Nova SBE, St. Gallen or Trinity College Dublin

Hello! I have been accepted into the following masters:

  • Nova SBE (international management)
  • St. Gallen (marketing management)
  • Trinity College Dublin (international management)

Which one should I choose? I would like to get into management consulting afterwards and already have a pretty decent CV when it comes to internships etc. I speak French, English, Italian, basic Spanish and have just started to learn German. Not sure which one would put me in the best position to get into the industry I want to get into.

I would possibly want to work in either London or Switzerland. In addition, I have ruled out all of the other masters that are too expensive such as HEC, Bocconi, etc.

In addition I wanted to ask if CEMS is something I should consider "adding" and if really does make a difference to recruiters

Any advice is more than welcome :)

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