Accounting Bsc: Cass or MBS?

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    1 31-03-2012  22:19
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    Accounting Bsc: Cass or MBS?
    Hey, I have a big dilemma. I'm an international student and I have 2 unconditional offers from both Manchester Business School (Accounting Bsc with one year placement) and Cass (Accounting and Finance Bsc).

    Because I'm not from the UK i hope to get some answers here...
    What would any of you prefer? reputation wise? teaching wise? environment? employ-ability?

    Any advice could help!

    Omer.
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    2 31-03-2012  22:24
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    Re: Accounting Bsc: Cass or MBS?
    Manchester. For all reasons. Employability and international reputation.
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