Cass Business School Postgrad Applicants 2014-2015

Original post by louis1009

I didn't.. If I'm not mistaken you can choose up to three courses.

oh wow that's even better. Thanks. Do you know which are the less competitive courses?

Reply 21

92DL

Original post by kevin.bass

oh wow that's even better. Thanks. Do you know which are the less competitive courses?

I don't want to get rude or into your business, I hope you can see this as something constructive.

Anywhere I read one of your posts you ask for what the least competitive courses are. Of course this has relevance and is important to some extent, but most important is that you enjoy the course you selected.

A master in business will mostly determine your future career path, so first go and think what you actually want to do. It is also easier writing a motivating letter about a subject you enjoy, admission officers will notice if you are not genuine.

So rather than asking what is least competitive, go to the website and find the course that suits you most. It might even be the most competitive one, but if that suits your interests best, you will stand out.

I hope I have not offended you, I am just trying to help :smile:

Reply 22

louis1009

Original post by 92DL

I don't want to get rude or into your business, I hope you can see this as something constructive.

Anywhere I read one of your posts you ask for what the least competitive courses are. Of course this has relevance and is important to some extent, but most important is that you enjoy the course you selected.

A master in business will mostly determine your future career path, so first go and think what you actually want to do. It is also easier writing a motivating letter about a subject you enjoy, admission officers will notice if you are not genuine.

So rather than asking what is least competitive, go to the website and find the course that suits you most. It might even be the most competitive one, but if that suits your interests best, you will stand out.

I hope I have not offended you, I am just trying to help :smile:

Second that. Your interest matters most.

Reply 23

Vagric

Hi there, I'll be applying to Management programme next week, can you share some tips for personal statement and what's your background? Thanks

Reply 24

Original post by 92DL

I don't want to get rude or into your business, I hope you can see this as something constructive.

Anywhere I read one of your posts you ask for what the least competitive courses are. Of course this has relevance and is important to some extent, but most important is that you enjoy the course you selected.

A master in business will mostly determine your future career path, so first go and think what you actually want to do. It is also easier writing a motivating letter about a subject you enjoy, admission officers will notice if you are not genuine.

So rather than asking what is least competitive, go to the website and find the course that suits you most. It might even be the most competitive one, but if that suits your interests best, you will stand out.

I hope I have not offended you, I am just trying to help :smile:

yeah that's true. but what's the point in applaying to a course that you enjoy if you don't get in?

Reply 25

92DL

Original post by kevin.bass

yeah that's true. but what's the point in applaying to a course that you enjoy if you don't get in?

If you are passionate about the course you have a better chance than obviously showing a lack of interest. Universities know students sometimes just try to get it, no matter what course. If you lack the right reasoning why you want to study that specific course at that specific university, you have lower chances than at a competitive course.

Reply 26

make.a.sound

Hey everyone, I've confirmed my place at Cass.. I'll be doing MSc in Investment Management :smile:

Reply 27

Original post by make.a.sound

Hey everyone, I've confirmed my place at Cass.. I'll be doing MSc in Investment Management :smile:

Do you mind sharing your profile?

Reply 28

Hey guys,

While doing my reseach, I found a course which really fits me,"Business Economics/International Business economics" but it is in School of Arts and Social Science. But I'am also interested in Managment in Cass business school. So, my question is, "is it possible to apply to both? or the three choices are only restricted to one school?" Hope someone can help me.

Thanks

K

Reply 29

make.a.sound

Original post by kevin.bass

Do you mind sharing your profile?

I'm doing a BA Business and Accounting at the University of Exeter, I spent a year abroad in Germany and I'm expected to get a 1st class degree :smile:

Original post by kevin.bass

Hey guys,

While doing my reseach, I found a course which really fits me,"Business Economics/International Business economics" but it is in School of Arts and Social Science. But I'am also interested in Managment in Cass business school. So, my question is, "is it possible to apply to both? or the three choices are only restricted to one school?" Hope someone can help me.

Thanks

K

I think the choices are restricted to one school, but it should be possible to apply for both schools separately. I'd contact Cass just to make sure though, they respond to emails quite quickly!

Reply 30

OP

Original post by kevin.bass

I was thinking about managment or wealth managment. Do you know which courses are less competitive to get in? and all courses require interview? I know that applications end in August so I think there might be some chances to get in. :smile:

I'm not to sure about other course but I do know management is really popular. I do know marketing strategy and innovation is closed now though, it has been for a while so it's best to apply as early as possible.

Reply 31

DimitrisFin

Hello everyone.. I will accept my MSc Finance offer for Cass in the next few days,hopefully I 'll see you all there guys!!
all the best

Reply 32

Shar_c93

Accepted Msc. in Finance at Cass :smile:

Reply 33

OP

Original post by Shar_c93

Accepted Msc. in Finance at Cass :smile:

Congratulations, are you living in London or overseas

Reply 34

Shar_c93

Original post by MarketingGirl

Congratulations, are you living in London or overseas

Hi. I am an overseas student. What about you?

Reply 35

OP

Original post by Shar_c93

Hi. I am an overseas student. What about you?

I live in London :smile:

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JMM14

Hi guys !

I'll b doing the Msc in Marketing at Cass this fall. So excited !
Wishing you all good luck on your last exams if this is the case ! :smile:

I'm currently looking for a flat in London right now.. If you guys have any tips or hear anything... I'm looking around Marylebone, Great Portland Street...

Take care !!! xxx

Reply 37

OP