Hi Everyone,
I have applied to 6 MSc programmes in Europe. Which one should I attend?
These are the variables I am taking into consideration:
1 program cost -- 2 university reputation -- 3 program reputation -- 4 cost of living -- 5 alignment with my career plan and profile
Career Plan (3 years): Consultant in a multinational
1- Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus (Netherland) - ACCECPTED
2- Grenoble Ecole de Management (France) - ACCECPTED
3- Imperial College (England) - INTERVIEW SOON
4- EADA (Spain) - INTERVIEW SOON
5- Copenhagem Business School - CBS (Denmark) - WAITING
6- NHH (Norway) - WAITING
1- MSc in Management of Innovation
2- MiB - International Business
3- Msc in Strategic Marketing
4- International Master in Management
5- Msc in International Management
6- Msc in International Management
My Profile:
. 1,5 years of internship in the biggest private company in Brazil
. 0,5 year of internship in a startup acelarated by the largest Business Aceletator in Brazil.
. Proficiency in English, Spanish and Portuguese (two exchange programs in Canada and Argentina)
. TOEFL IBt: 102 (all sections 24+)
. GMAT: 640 46Q/ 32V
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Admitted MSc: Erasmus x Grenoble x Imperial College x EADA
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Hi leonardogmat,
I'm not sure if anyone here can offer you advice on which school to attend. You should consider what type of career you'd like to have and then pick a school that best leads to that career. Some applicants will attend a specific school because that school "feeds" into a particular career path or company. Define your goal and one of these schools will probably stand out as the best option to help you meet that goal.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
I'm not sure if anyone here can offer you advice on which school to attend. You should consider what type of career you'd like to have and then pick a school that best leads to that career. Some applicants will attend a specific school because that school "feeds" into a particular career path or company. Define your goal and one of these schools will probably stand out as the best option to help you meet that goal.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
