need help on choosing uni

I have been accepted by 4 universities:
Manchester Metropolitan - Finance and Banking
Nottingham Trent - Economics, International Finance and Banking
Northumbria - Finance and Investment Management
Sheffield Hallam - Finance and Investment

My aim is to become a stock broker/trader or go into Investment Banking after uni and not sure which course is best. I need your advice on where I should study at and pros and cons of each course. thanks

I have been accepted by 4 universities:
Manchester Metropolitan - Finance and Banking
Nottingham Trent - Economics, International Finance and Banking
Northumbria - Finance and Investment Management
Sheffield Hallam - Finance and Investment

My aim is to become a stock broker/trader or go into Investment Banking after uni and not sure which course is best. I need your advice on where I should study at and pros and cons of each course. thanks

Haven't you done any research beforehand?

These are poor unis

Haven't you done any research beforehand?

These are poor unis

I've never heard of such unis before. It's quite disappointing to hear people asking about different unis (pros and cons) when they could do the research themselves.

As previous stated I have done research myself and now I am asking people if they know about the courses. You obviously are stupid.


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I don't think your chances are very high going into investment banking with any of these, unless you have connections. If you don't already have them, then it's quite difficult for you in the future as I don't think they will take interns from these universities either.

But I suppose Sheffield Hallam.

Why Hallam??


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I mean they are all very bad universities but Hallam is better I guess.

But if you study in Manchester, you may be able to build up your connection for being in the city.

I don't know.

They aren't very bad uni's imo all went up around 12 places each in the league tables. Northumbria and Nottingham trent are ranked higher than Hallam.

You asked, I answered.

They aren't very bad uni's imo all went up around 12 places each in the league tables. Northumbria and Nottingham trent are ranked higher than Hallam.

What clh is saying is true.
Why didnt you go to a better uni like Manchester or Leicester?

Judging from the choices made, I'd think they haven't got the grades.

Do not do the courses...


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Oh yeah, because these are the top universities in the UK which offer finance or any business-related discipline.

Also, if you want to go into investment banking, where you attended matters a lot more than what your degree is on.

Lol that's one of the most stupid things I have heard.


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