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I wanna do investment banking in the future.
And I wanna go Imperial or Kings.. (maybe UCL but not rly altho I'd be glad to get in)
I've checked their requirements and Imperial wants further Maths Alevel. While the others "recommend" it.
Can I get in with Physics, maths, Psych.
Or Chem, maths, psych.
And I wanna go Imperial or Kings.. (maybe UCL but not rly altho I'd be glad to get in)
I've checked their requirements and Imperial wants further Maths Alevel. While the others "recommend" it.
Can I get in with Physics, maths, Psych.
Or Chem, maths, psych.
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(Original post by lamia_bts)
I wanna do investment banking in the future.
And I wanna go Imperial or Kings.. (maybe UCL but not rly altho I'd be glad to get in)
I've checked their requirements and Imperial wants further Maths Alevel. While the others "recommend" it.
Can I get in with Physics, maths, Psych.
Or Chem, maths, psych.
I wanna do investment banking in the future.
And I wanna go Imperial or Kings.. (maybe UCL but not rly altho I'd be glad to get in)
I've checked their requirements and Imperial wants further Maths Alevel. While the others "recommend" it.
Can I get in with Physics, maths, Psych.
Or Chem, maths, psych.
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What course would you study at university?
What course would you study at university?
OK so sadly Imperial doesn't seem to have a direct course for Finance. Which I'm mad about. They seem to have like Mangament or something..
And Dat sounds so btec and I'm not rly curious about "mangament"
BUT the simple solution would be to not apply there right?
But then ik banks do care about the kind of uni u came from.
Ik there r several other top unis.. But my mind was DEAD set on Imperial... Just to find they don't do finance.
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😭😭😭AAAAA i hate dis question bcs I just killed my brain by thinking about dis the other day...
OK so sadly Imperial doesn't seem to have a direct course for Finance. Which I'm mad about. They seem to have like Mangament or something..
And Dat sounds so btec and I'm not rly curious about "mangament"
BUT the simple solution would be to not apply there right?
But then ik banks do care about the kind of uni u came from.
Ik there r several other top unis.. But my mind was DEAD set on Imperial... Just to find they don't do finance.
😭😭😭AAAAA i hate dis question bcs I just killed my brain by thinking about dis the other day...
OK so sadly Imperial doesn't seem to have a direct course for Finance. Which I'm mad about. They seem to have like Mangament or something..
And Dat sounds so btec and I'm not rly curious about "mangament"
BUT the simple solution would be to not apply there right?
But then ik banks do care about the kind of uni u came from.
Ik there r several other top unis.. But my mind was DEAD set on Imperial... Just to find they don't do finance.
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not many English universities do proper 'finance courses'. Only LSE springs to mind. Not many UK banks particularly look for finance graduates.
not many English universities do proper 'finance courses'. Only LSE springs to mind. Not many UK banks particularly look for finance graduates.
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OH.. Then do u know wat kind of graduates they prefer... Or is it not heavily based on the degree..?
OH.. Then do u know wat kind of graduates they prefer... Or is it not heavily based on the degree..?
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OH.. Then do u know wat kind of graduates they prefer... Or is it not heavily based on the degree..?
OH.. Then do u know wat kind of graduates they prefer... Or is it not heavily based on the degree..?
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(Original post by lamia_bts)
I wanna do investment banking in the future.
And I wanna go Imperial or Kings.. (maybe UCL but not rly altho I'd be glad to get in)
I've checked their requirements and Imperial wants further Maths Alevel. While the others "recommend" it.
Can I get in with Physics, maths, Psych.
Or Chem, maths, psych.
I wanna do investment banking in the future.
And I wanna go Imperial or Kings.. (maybe UCL but not rly altho I'd be glad to get in)
I've checked their requirements and Imperial wants further Maths Alevel. While the others "recommend" it.
Can I get in with Physics, maths, Psych.
Or Chem, maths, psych.
I'd say definitely take A-Level maths if you can do well as math-intensive STEM (Phys, Chem, Engineering, Maths)/Econ degrees are overrepresented (would not recommend pure biology however unless at oxbridge).
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not many English universities do proper 'finance courses'. Only LSE springs to mind. Not many UK banks particularly look for finance graduates.
not many English universities do proper 'finance courses'. Only LSE springs to mind. Not many UK banks particularly look for finance graduates.
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so would one be able to get into lse bsc finance with an a* in a level math but no a level further math...
so would one be able to get into lse bsc finance with an a* in a level math but no a level further math...
'Further Mathematics at A-level is also desirable, and is acceptable for entry in combination with Mathematics and one other A-level. We understand however that not everyone has the opportunity to follow a Further Mathematics programme, and you will not be disadvantaged because of this. Therefore it is helpful if you and/or your referees can indicate whether or not your school or college offers Further Mathematics classes.'
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I think it might depend on whether your school offer further maths. Their website states:
'Further Mathematics at A-level is also desirable, and is acceptable for entry in combination with Mathematics and one other A-level. We understand however that not everyone has the opportunity to follow a Further Mathematics programme, and you will not be disadvantaged because of this. Therefore it is helpful if you and/or your referees can indicate whether or not your school or college offers Further Mathematics classes.'
I think it might depend on whether your school offer further maths. Their website states:
'Further Mathematics at A-level is also desirable, and is acceptable for entry in combination with Mathematics and one other A-level. We understand however that not everyone has the opportunity to follow a Further Mathematics programme, and you will not be disadvantaged because of this. Therefore it is helpful if you and/or your referees can indicate whether or not your school or college offers Further Mathematics classes.'
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