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  1. h.b123's Avatar
    1 19-07-2012  18:09
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    University at UK/US?
    I am looking to go into finance (wall street/london) (Investment banking/stockbroking). Do i go to the U.S. or stay in UK? Which is better for me personally?
  2. *Thedreaming*'s Avatar
    2 19-07-2012  20:30
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    Re: University at UK/US?
    Stay in the UK
    unless you have a scholarship to study in the US, their tuition fees are crazy.
  3. h.b123's Avatar
    3 19-07-2012  23:38
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    Take away the money which would ne better ?

    This was posted from The Student Room's Android App on my HTC Hero
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