LSE vs Cambridge vs Warwick

Well you can cross LSE off if moneymakes[you]worry.

LSE has already offered me 8000£ GSS. so no point to cross it off in terms of money.

Isn't that one of the courses which costs £18,000 though?

Where did you do your undergraduate degree? Do you prefer Campus or cities or towns? Warwick is a lovely place but can feel a bit separated from the outside world and apparently the business school is excellent. Cambridge has a world class reputation and is a fantastic place to live. But you may be a london fan....

i ve researched around a bit but havent found much about the LSE course, it seems like Msc Management and Msc management and strategy are the star programmes in the management department

What about Managament, Organisation and Governance?

The LSE brand name is excellent but the degree title sounds a lot less attractive than the MSc/MPhil Management at Warwick and Cambridge. The LSE brand name is not better than Cambridge but then again it's arguably better than Warwick Business School, however WBS is regarded very highly. The debate between these three isn't on how good the university is, they're all good enough for you to succeed. The course is more important and for that reason I'd be more inclined to choose Cambridge or WBS. Is the MPhil course two years?

Hey OP, what did you major in?