I have Sussex MBA offer with after scholarship my fees becomes £17,000.

In Strathclyde MBA, I’ve no scholarship and fees is £32,000.

Which one is better in terms of employability and ROI.

Please guide.

You asked this at https://find-mba.com/board/general-forum/mba-sussex-or-strathclyde-67510 and got answers. As always, it depends on your goals but Strathclyde is a better investment for most people. 

You asked this at https://find-mba.com/board/general-forum/mba-sussex-or-strathclyde-67510 and got answers. As always, it depends on your goals but Strathclyde is a better investment for most people. 

As always, it depends on your goals but Strathclyde is a better investment for most people. It has a better record of placing MBAs, but depending on your goal another school might be better.

As always, it depends on your goals but Strathclyde is a better investment for most people. It has a better record of placing MBAs, but depending on your goal another school might be better.

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Strathclyde is a much better MBA than Sussex. Strategy consulting firms will hire from much better places but Strathclyde is a useful MBA for the tech consultancies and Big Four audit and advisory firms. 

I struggle to see where Sussex could be better bit, for example, into Amex it could be easier as Amex has a huge base in Brighton and is probably the biggest private sector employer in the county.

I struggle to see where Sussex could be better bit, for example, into Amex it could be easier as Amex has a huge base in Brighton and is probably the biggest private sector employer in the county.

Sussex has never claimed to be able to place most of its MBA students.