Vanderbilt MSF or Frankfurt School of Finance and Management MSc Finance
Hey everyone,
I am currently pondering whether to attend Vanderbilt's MSF program or Frankfurt School of Finance and Management's MSc Finance program.
I am non-EU and not an american.
Where would I have a better chance to break in into the IB industry?
Would the current situation about the Brexit make it harder to break into IB in Europe?
Would really appreciate anyones input.
Please help!
I think the USA would be a safer bet looking at the Brexit situation.
Both are really hard to get a visa into post-grad. However, the EU Blue card solution (http://www.eubluecard.nl/eu_blue_card) with getting a masters makes your life easier. Do you speak any German?
I'd go with Vanderbilt. They have a small group of internationals and work hard to find them sponsorship. I think you'll have a better time going about it in the US than in Germany.
Thanks guys I really appreciate the feedback. I would have to side with TNA. Think Vanderbilt would be a better option
So are you headed to Vandy?
Even I'm gonna do MSF or Investment Management, My target is buy side Jobs, Since I'm more interested in dealing with Financial markets. I shortlisted some schools, Cass MSF or Investment Management, Vanderbilt MSF, Edinburgh, Strathclyde, University of Illinois, EDHEC, HEC. My UG is Mechanical Engineering from India. My dream is to work in London or Boston , NY, Greenwich, Connecticut. Please recommend any other schools would get me there
HEC is a great school. Not sure how internationals do during recruiting
Why the University of Illinois if you are trying to work on the east coast ? Villanova, Boston College, MIT, and UVA(if you have less than a year of work experience), would all be better options than U of I.
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