The "Is this university/course good enough for banking/consultancy?" thread

Neither tend to supply a lot of grads into FO.. I'd probably just choose whichever you prefer - although personally, I feel Manchester has a better overall brand.

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really

from what i heard manchester is a semi target and newcastle isn't.

How attractive do you think investment banks find Bsc Management at LSE? Do you think the fact that it's management, rather than economics will deter them?

The number of times this has been covered on TSR is stupid.. It does not matter what course you do, especially at LSE

The number of times this has been covered on TSR is stupid.. It does not matter what course you do, especially at LSE

lol awkward sorry

I'm fully aware that the course that you do at university has very little relevance when applying to investment banks and big 4 firms so I'm not worried about that, however which out of Birmingham and Sheffield uni will put me in a better position when applying (this may make it a lot easier for me to pick a from choice haha) ?

I'm fully aware that the course that you do at university has very little relevance when applying to investment banks and big 4 firms so I'm not worried about that, however which out of Birmingham and Sheffield uni will put me in a better position when applying (this may make it a lot easier for me to pick a from choice haha) ?

I'm fully aware that the course that you do at university has very little relevance when applying to investment banks and big 4 firms so I'm not worried about that, however which out of Birmingham and Sheffield uni will put me in a better position when applying (this may make it a lot easier for me to pick a from choice haha) ?

Birmingham

brum, statistically speaking

The number of times this has been covered on TSR is stupid.. It does not matter what course you do, especially at LSE

LSE offers dumb degrees like sociology, also previously having a degree in Human resources management. So not any degree imo

LSE offers dumb degrees like sociology, also previously having a degree in Human resources management. So not any degree imo

I'm fully aware that the course that you do at university has very little relevance when applying to investment banks and big 4 firms so I'm not worried about that, however which out of Birmingham and Sheffield uni will put me in a better position when applying (this may make it a lot easier for me to pick a from choice haha) ?

Well, it depends on whether it's a target or not.

Not really. I know someone who did Music at Leeds and is an equity sales-trader at MS.

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