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I have been offered the course of Msc. Finance and management from cranfield university but now I am confused if I should also consider cheaper universities as well. I was thinking to apply for Glasgow university as they have Adam Smith scholarships. My other choices were lancaster, loughborough, aston and kent.
Any guidance or suggestion would be helpful
Any guidance or suggestion would be helpful
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the glasgow uni prospectus shows the monthly cost of living, idk how it works for english applicants but like i live in scotland and will be going to uni in scotland and ur SAAS debt gets wiped after 30 years
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(Original post by brokestudent3)
the glasgow uni prospectus shows the monthly cost of living, idk how it works for english applicants but like i live in scotland and will be going to uni in scotland and ur SAAS debt gets wiped after 30 years
the glasgow uni prospectus shows the monthly cost of living, idk how it works for english applicants but like i live in scotland and will be going to uni in scotland and ur SAAS debt gets wiped after 30 years
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(Original post by Aryaa Rai)
Thanks for help. I am Indian student so I don't have much idea about difference in england and scotland other than wheather. Also, can you also explain about SAAS that you mentioned?
Thanks for help. I am Indian student so I don't have much idea about difference in england and scotland other than wheather. Also, can you also explain about SAAS that you mentioned?
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(Original post by brokestudent3)
SAAS is the company/website you use to apply for student finance! they pay your tuition and give you a loan (and in some cases a bursary if you’re eligible) for living costs. you start to pay it back once you start making a certain amount of money a year but it all gets wiped after 30 years i think
SAAS is the company/website you use to apply for student finance! they pay your tuition and give you a loan (and in some cases a bursary if you’re eligible) for living costs. you start to pay it back once you start making a certain amount of money a year but it all gets wiped after 30 years i think
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(Original post by Aryaa Rai)
Ohh.. I see.. Would you recommend to choose glassgow university over cranfield, aston and kent for msc finance and management?
Ohh.. I see.. Would you recommend to choose glassgow university over cranfield, aston and kent for msc finance and management?
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(Original post by brokestudent3)
according to The Complete University Guide, glasgow ranks first for accounting and finance in the UK so yes! glasgow overall is just a really well respected university and a russell group so no matter what degree you do there it’ll look good, plus the city’s nice but i’m a bit biased as i live there
according to The Complete University Guide, glasgow ranks first for accounting and finance in the UK so yes! glasgow overall is just a really well respected university and a russell group so no matter what degree you do there it’ll look good, plus the city’s nice but i’m a bit biased as i live there
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(Original post by Aryaa Rai)
Its actually good to hear from a local. Thanks
Its actually good to hear from a local. Thanks
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(Original post by checsm)
although i've not much knowledge of which course is better, i do know for certain that Glasgow is much more respected as a university as a whole than Cranfield is
although i've not much knowledge of which course is better, i do know for certain that Glasgow is much more respected as a university as a whole than Cranfield is
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(Original post by Aryaa Rai)
What are your views on aston and kent? I have read that though aston has less reputation as compared but their connection with businesses and industries are quite well.
What are your views on aston and kent? I have read that though aston has less reputation as compared but their connection with businesses and industries are quite well.
in the UK, there is a collection of 24 universities called "The Russell Group" - these are generally considered the most prestigious: https://russellgroup.ac.uk/about/our-universities/
as you can see, aston and kent do not feature, but glasgow does.
understandably, you might want to go to an English university; however, Glasgow is very much respected by English, not just Scots.
basically, i would strongly suggest going to Glasgow, since none of the other universities you have mentioned are Russell Group.
i don't mean to cause offence, but i have never heard of aston or kent before, and you'll find quite a few people won't know about these either - BUT everyone knows what Glasgow is, and knows it's a good university.
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(Original post by checsm)
so i don't know if you know, so i'll say anyway:
in the UK, there is a collection of 24 universities called "The Russell Group" - these are generally considered the most prestigious: https://russellgroup.ac.uk/about/our-universities/
as you can see, aston and kent do not feature, but glasgow does.
understandably, you might want to go to an English university; however, Glasgow is very much respected by English, not just Scots.
basically, i would strongly suggest going to Glasgow, since none of the other universities you have mentioned are Russell Group.
i don't mean to cause offence, but i have never heard of aston or kent before, and you'll find quite a few people won't know about these either - BUT everyone knows what Glasgow is, and knows it's a good university.
so i don't know if you know, so i'll say anyway:
in the UK, there is a collection of 24 universities called "The Russell Group" - these are generally considered the most prestigious: https://russellgroup.ac.uk/about/our-universities/
as you can see, aston and kent do not feature, but glasgow does.
understandably, you might want to go to an English university; however, Glasgow is very much respected by English, not just Scots.
basically, i would strongly suggest going to Glasgow, since none of the other universities you have mentioned are Russell Group.
i don't mean to cause offence, but i have never heard of aston or kent before, and you'll find quite a few people won't know about these either - BUT everyone knows what Glasgow is, and knows it's a good university.
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(Original post by Aryaa Rai)
Thank you so much. That cleared my doubts
Thank you so much. That cleared my doubts
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(Original post by Aryaa Rai)
I have been offered the course of Msc. Finance and management from cranfield university but now I am confused if I should also consider cheaper universities as well. I was thinking to apply for Glasgow university as they have Adam Smith scholarships. My other choices were lancaster, loughborough, aston and kent.
Any guidance or suggestion would be helpful
I have been offered the course of Msc. Finance and management from cranfield university but now I am confused if I should also consider cheaper universities as well. I was thinking to apply for Glasgow university as they have Adam Smith scholarships. My other choices were lancaster, loughborough, aston and kent.
Any guidance or suggestion would be helpful
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