How Is the Education in Cass Business School?

I have just read through this entire post. I am literally devastated that the majority of people here do not agree that the Business School is very good. It is my top choice because of the reputation I've heard about the University. It worries me that it may be the wrong choice now, but seriously, how bad is this university?
Has anyone actually had major problems?

I have been waiting to go to university my whole life, the last thing I want to be doing is transferring from a silly choice.

The other options I have other this university is, University of Southampton, University of Cardiff, University of Westminster and Solent University.

I've put my heart in to this university, I am just really worried now.
If anyone can give guidance I'd be grateful!

Hello everyone!
I'm on my A2 year now and I got 4 offers from CASS, Bath, Nottingham and Brunel for NN34 Accounting and Finance. I was rejected by LSE. Im thinking about my first choice. Should I choose CASS or should I choose Bath university instead? I did want to study Accounting and Finance in London b/c I thought it may be helpful to finding some experienced jobs for my CV. What do you think?
p/s: I'm confident that I can get at least A*AA (b/c I did finish my A-level Math in single year with an A*) that means I can meet the requirements of all those unis


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Definitely CASS as they take a good advantage on being in central London over the other universities. They are surrounded by big financial firms and they are not far away from the Canari Wharf where the best city jobs are. Bath has a very good student life too. However I am not sure if they can compete with CASS for job prospect in finance. Justly friendly recommendation.

I have just read through this entire post. I am literally devastated that the majority of people here do not agree that the Business School is very good. It is my top choice because of the reputation I've heard about the University. It worries me that it may be the wrong choice now, but seriously, how bad is this university?
Has anyone actually had major problems?

I have been waiting to go to university my whole life, the last thing I want to be doing is transferring from a silly choice.

The other options I have other this university is, University of Southampton, University of Cardiff, University of Westminster and Solent University.

I've put my heart in to this university, I am just really worried now.
If anyone can give guidance I'd be grateful!

Thanks for your advice I'm going to choose CASS. I've stayed in London for 2 years and loved the city I was just little bit worried when I read that topic and all of the comments above.

Hello fellow-students!

I have been following this thread for some time now and really appreciate all the valuable responses to it!

I just received an offer from Cass Business School (MSc. in Investment Management) and received a similar offer from EDHEC in Nice, France. I'm awaiting the results of Stockholm School of Economics. How would you guys rank these three business school in terms of quality of education, reputation and career prospects from an international viewpoint?

I'm a 22 year old Dutch guy, hoping to land a challenging job position in the investment industry.

Thanks for your help!

Hello fellow-students!

I have been following this thread for some time now and really appreciate all the valuable responses to it!

I just received an offer from Cass Business School (MSc. in Investment Management) and received a similar offer from EDHEC in Nice, France. I'm awaiting the results of Stockholm School of Economics. How would you guys rank these three business school in terms of quality of education, reputation and career prospects from an international viewpoint?

I'm a 22 year old Dutch guy, hoping to land a challenging job position in the investment industry.

Thanks for your help!

Hi "ILikeProperThings"

I am a Chinese student recently graduate from Cass and I guess I am one of the "foreigners" that make you angry about Cass. What shall I say using my "chinky" english.

First things first - this is a two year old thread... Granted, she's an absolute pie who's ignorance and arrogance bewilders me. She has a lot of growing up to do and she'll learn the hard way if her attitude doesn't change but at no point was she racist and for you to suggest otherwise discredits you, not her.

Congratulations on the job offer! And I'm sure there are people out there that will find your advice useful.

Hi,

I recently got a conditional from Cass for the Management course.
I want to know how hard and intensive this course is, so I can make my choice to study here.

Hi,

I'm a student at Cass. I had offers from Bath, King's and York. I chose Cass based on advise that was given to me from some very qualified and experienced professionals in the industry here in the City.

One of them has sat in interview panels when recruiting new graduates for jobs at RBS and KPMG. This person is an Oxford MBA, and also a US CPA from an IV league university in the States. He told me that Cass has an excellent reputation for preparing students to perfectly fit into industry. Our syllabus is constantly being updated to meet the demands of the industry.

Most other business schools (and to be honest, none of the other schools you've listed even matches close to the reputation or ranks of Cass) have a very conventional approach to teaching which is heavily reliant on theory. Practical development is evident in almost every subject taught at Cass.

This was more than enough information to convince me that Cass indeed was the best choice among the offers I had. I can personally assure you that the teaching standards are very high, workload is heavy and challenging - which you should expect from any good business school, and it's an awesome learning environment. Hope this helps you make a decision.

Good luck!

For the undergraduate education, compared with Durham University,which one should I choose? I got offers from both schools.