Cranfield is absolutely a gold brand in the UK. It and LBS are the only schools in the Superbrands book. Of course it it not so well known internationally because it is a graduate only university. Personally, I would rather go there than Warwick.
PS consulting is a big field. Look at the firms that interest you using LinkedIn and see which school has the biggest percentage of its MSc alumni in those firms.
Thank you so much for your response.
As advised, I did some research on the consulting recruitment trends in the UK and found that, even though not many major consulting firms come to Cranfield for recruitment, many Cranfield students have found jobs in second tier consulting firms. Further, Cranfield also has the best recruitment stats by far in the UK.
However, I was wondering, given that Cranfield is such a strong school why does it still have such low admission requirements (2:2 degree and a 6.5 on IELTS)?
Thanks!
[quote]Cranfield is absolutely a gold brand in the UK. It and LBS are the only schools in the Superbrands book. Of course it it not so well known internationally because it is a graduate only university. Personally, I would rather go there than Warwick.
PS consulting is a big field. Look at the firms that interest you using LinkedIn and see which school has the biggest percentage of its MSc alumni in those firms.[/quote]
Thank you so much for your response.
As advised, I did some research on the consulting recruitment trends in the UK and found that, even though not many major consulting firms come to Cranfield for recruitment, many Cranfield students have found jobs in second tier consulting firms. Further, Cranfield also has the best recruitment stats by far in the UK.
However, I was wondering, given that Cranfield is such a strong school why does it still have such low admission requirements (2:2 degree and a 6.5 on IELTS)?
Thanks!
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