Which school should I go to for bachelors econ
Hello! I am a high school student from Romania. I speak romanian and english.
I am considering all the options for an economics bachelor in Europe: Bocconi(BIEF), HSG, SSE, IE, ICADE, Erasmus, UCD, Trinity. Im also applying to LSE in the uk and Bristol etc but the costs are a little too much and will probably not attend if I get accepted.
In terms of career, I would like to move for work to another country, but no sure where. I also am not sure about what branch in the finance industry I would like to pursue.
My questions would be:
1) which school would benefit me most since I havent yet decided my direct path?
2) how could i decide my direct path regarding country and finance branch?(for example i would consider doing a masters in the us and working there but i just am not sure what are the differences, or is there a school that would allow me to work there without a bachelor)
thanks
I would opt for Bocconi, which I consider the best value for money for a Bachelor’s degree in Europe, comparable in level to LSE.
The BIEF program is quite quantitative, offering flexibility to pursue either Corporate Finance or Market Finance, depending on your preferences.
This program also positions you well for applying to top Finance Master’s programs, whether in the UK (Oxford, LSE, Imperial) or in the US (MIT, Princeton).
Alternatively, RSM, HSG, and SSE are also excellent choices. They are affordable and well-recognized in London, comparable to UK semi-targets for non-British students.
I would advise against choosing IE & ICADE, as they are clearly overpriced.
Agreed overall but Bocconi no way comparable to LSE
thanks. for me the question now is between sse and bocconi since sse has no fees for eu students.
Would pick SSE great for finance
Would you say this also applies if going to Bocconi in for BIEM program instead of BIEF? Are opportunities the same, etc?
If you have enough money and you get the offer then LSE otherwise Bocconi. It is just a no brainer to compare Bocconi with any other uni in continental Europe except HEC.
Given that you speak the language, UCD and Trinity are good options since there won't be any cultural/social barriers caused by languages. Certain courses at UCD/Trinity send several people to IB in London each year. However, Dublin has one of the worst housing crises in the world right now.
cultural barrier isnt really a problem for me i just want the best bachelor
Bocconi 100%
no
For me, HSG, RSM and SSE Are the best. ROI wise
RSM Or Erasmus School of Economics btw
HSG apparently doesnt allow my application since i moved high schools and did a levels last 2 years. are rsm and sse good in london? or for international masters?
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