LSE vs. Sciences Po
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Re: LSE vs. Sciences PoIsn't there a double MSc degree available in which you can study at BOTH universities? If you didn't apply for this double MSc, go for LSE.
London and Paris are a lot alike, for all the wrong reasons; the same criminality rates, the same ridiculously high rent. The only two reasons why you would go to Sciences PO is if you like French people (but I don't know any non-French person who does) and if you're afraid that the Euro will devalue in the coming months by such a large amount that you won't be able to pay for your study. The latter is something which I am afraid of tbh
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Re: LSE vs. Sciences PoHi there!
I am writing to get some advice about LSE vs. Sciences Po debate...
About ME:
nationality: Brazil/Sweden
GRE: 1530
age:28
gender: F
prof. aspirations: sustainability consultant
work experience: 5 years
French skills: good
Accepted: Lund University (Sweden), LSE, Sciences Po
So, My dilemma is if I should accept a 1-year program in Organizational Psychology at LSE or a 2-year program in Development Practice at Sciences PO.
Help!!! Please, I look forward to your notes!!!
