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Masters in Finance or Economics with mid-low 2:1?

I was wondering what sort of places i should be realitically applying to for these 2 courses if im on a 63/64 in a straight economics degree from notts?
thanks
Be very careful with those Masters in Finance degrees. They are extremely expensive and the return on investment in unclear to say the least.
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I understand that, but i'm more interested in the question in the original post. Do you have any opinion on this?
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I know a guy with the same stats from a university, which ranks on par with Notts, who is doing a MSc in Economics (or International Economics sth like that) at Warwick. Thus, I'd say you have a very good chance for pretty much all programs except Oxbridge and LSE.
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I understand that, but i'm more interested in the question in the original post. Do you have any opinion on this?


Do the gmat and go here

http://www.hhs.se/Pages/default.aspx

Absolutely free and one of the best economics educations in the world

Alternatively

http://www.rsm.nl/home/master/MSc_Programmes/MSc_Finance_Investments

http://www.unisg.ch/Studium/Master.aspx
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Original post by Nottingham_Banker
Do the gmat and go here

http://www.hhs.se/Pages/default.aspx

Absolutely free and one of the best economics educations in the world



If we are talking this year - it is already too late, deadline was Jan 16

Also - it is free for EU students, not for international, international pay 150 000 SEK (not sure about OP author)

http://www.hhs.se/Education/MSc/Admission/Pages/Costsandfunding.aspx

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