I've been accepted to RSM, but that's contingent on me completing their pre-master program that starts this year. My second choice is Nova SBE but I'm still waiting for a reply for them and Esade. I expect the response to be positive and I'm confused between RSM & Nova if it comes to that. I'm due for a second interview from TIAS, for some reason they weren't convinced with the first one...

So my list currently, in order of preference is: RSM-Nova Esade & TIAS is basically a back up

Nova SBE has weather, a partner sports management school and an 18 month program with an exchange, instead of RSM's one year program with an exchange that needs a selection process. RSM is in NL, which is better for English speaking students as myself but that's all ig.

Please give your suggestions and thoughts on which should I pick and specialisations if I should apply to any other universities too, for MiM

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I’m looking into getting my MS in Marketing with more of a focus on digital marketing so I’m looking into various grad schools. Most of the schools are test optional however some recommend I take the GMAT or GRE since my undergraduate gpa was a little below a 3.00. One of the schools I want to apply to said it’s required to send in GRE and GMAT scores if your undergrad gpa was below 3.00 so I will definitely be taking one of the tests. Which is better to take? I know the GMAT is more for people pursuing an MBA, and the GRE is a little more broad. None of the schools I’m considering state a preference on which test to take so I’m wondering which test would be best for me?

Hey everyone,

I'm at a bit of a crossroads in my career journey and could really use some advice. Here's a bit about my background and the dilemmas I'm facing:

Background:

• Graduated with a BCom in 2023 with a GPA of 7.90.
• Currently pursuing an MCom with a GPA of 10.00 in semester 1, will make sure the gpa stays high.
• Working in digital marketing at an MNC.

Dilemmas:

1. MS vs. MBA: I'm torn between pursuing an MS or an MBA, unsure what field to pursue for a high paying job. It's worth mentioning that I'm not particularly skilled in finance or IT.
2. Inclination: I have always been more inclined towards strategy making or event management or client facing roles.

Questions:

1. Timing for Application: When should I apply for studies abroad? Is Fall 2025 the right time, or should I consider later dates?
2. Job Experience: What type of job experience should I gain in the meantime to enhance my prospects?
3. Preferred Country: I'm open to studying and settling abroad in a country where I have good job opportunities to pay off my loan, and possibly migrate to other countries from there. Preferences are US, UK and EU.
4. University Preference: I'm only considering top universities (e.g., Top 20 in the USA or Top 5 in the UK) Cause otherwise it doesn't make monetary sense.

I'd really appreciate any insights, personal experiences, or advice you might have regarding these dilemmas. Thank you in advance for your help!

hello everyone

i got accepted to ESSEC MiM with a 50% scolarship and to LBS MiM without a scolarship

im currently in my last year at BOCCONI University

i dont know which to choose

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• im fluent in french C2
• i want an international career: london - maybe UAE (i speak arabic)
• i want to go into consulting then break into VC
• i dont have work experience, i did two small internships but nothing significant, meaning at consulting firms…

ESSEC will be a lot more chill as it a 2/3 year program and LBS is a one year program

my LBS interviewer told me it was gonna be hard and challenging, the workload but also getting an internship/job

i dont know if im ready to work in 2 years; if i go to LBS i might to some internships later and then consider job applications

what should i do? is LBS a lot more prestigious than ESSEC

the job market in paris is bad, as the one in london

any ideas?

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