SSE vs RSM vs Warwick vs Cass

What's your money situation? SSE is free still, isn't it? And it's a very good university. If I could rank them for working in Europe later on I would say:

1. RSM or Warwick
2. Cass
3. SSE

But Cass and Warwick are very expensive so it all depends on how much spare change you have.

If you choose SSE, be prepared to feel like a mexican. Everybody there is blonde.

If you choose RSM, be prepared to feel like a hobbit.

If you choose Warwick or Cass, be prepared to feel superior to all native people.

SSE by far, if you want to discuss, pM me

sse, has by far the best recruitment out of those, might also be the most intesne out of those, depending on the master

At SSE I got accepted for MSc in Business & Management Program, specialization in Management. What do you mean by "intense" (I suppose you mean that)?

@Boreed Well... Money is not an issue as I see it as my master degree as a an investment from which I profitate my whole life... but of course paying less ise nice :)

Sorry but can you explain your ranking? Your comments below that are nothing else than stupid stereotypes and I have been in Rotterdam and Stockholm, I am well enough imformed regarding every day life...

the real question is 1yr vs 2yrs. I would go to SSE - no doubt

Rotterdam is 1,5 years and it is the CEMS program, BUT I will only get partner universities like Vienna, UCL/IAG Louvain-la-Neuve, Norwegian School of Economics etc...

Till now I did'nt any serios intership, therefore for me the question regarding the for me available universities is only Stockholm or Rotterdam.

OR I could still apply to St.Gallen.

But I am strongly lean towards accepting Stockholm and retrying there to get into CEMS with a better exchange university.

I guess the sse master is more rounded given two years,, you can take an internship inbetween, figure out what you want to do, and as said recruitment is really good

otherwise, living yeah it it what it is, rotterdam is pretty shitty though

SSE definitely. Would say Warwick if it was undergrad.

Try St. Gallen. Any Master program there will significantly improve your recruiting chances compared to the alternatives.

RSM will eventually boil down to just one year and your thesis as far as I understand which sounds quite good for doing an internship. But if you actually really believe that you will still learn something on top of your existing degree, then go with the 2 years at SSE. From what I heard career services are a bit better there than at RSM as well. Workload will be quite similar between those two anyway.

SSE due to the whole package.

Great university, awesome city to live in and nice people to live with, top placement.

Although the HSG might be at least on par with SSE, living in St. Gallen sucks (believe me) and commuting from a fancier city like Zurich isn't worth it.

I would go to SSE (without a doubt).

PS.: Do you mind sharing your background (GMAT, TOEFL, Degree). I'm quite interested in the SSE as well.

@ LNDBNKR: Did you attend SSE? Would you share your PM discussion about the school with the OP with me/us?

I didn't study at HSG, but since I'm german i know about the outstanding reputation of HSG in the "German world". Nevertheless, one of my buddies is studying in St. Gallen and I visited him several times. The city and the life there is just boring imho. Don't get me wrong: I know that HSG is one of the superb schools in Europe but I wouldn't want to live there for some time. Especially if I had the choice to go to the SSE instead.

All in all, I think the "SSE package" is the most convincing out of your options.

By the way, thanks for your profile.

Congratulations on your choice! I'm sure you won't regret it. Best of luck!