Got a new employment report for the LBS MiM program, class of 2015:

96% employment rate within three months of graduation, that's solid. Just about half are now based in the UK.

40% of the grads went into consulting - that's an increase over 31% last year. BCG picked up 11 graduates, Goldman 8, and Mckinsey 7.

Finance placements are also strong...

Overall median salaries were 36k GBP... Strong in mainland Europe (44.7k GBP) and the Middle East (40k GBP) versus 35k GBP in the UK.

https://www.london.edu/-/media/files/programme%20files/master%20courses/mim/mim_employment_report_2015_final.pdf

Impressive!

I would like to work at a firm like BCG, Goldman, or McKinsey (in the UK). Is the MiM a good choice? I have 2 years of work experience in non-consulting roles.

That's too much work experience for most MiM degrees, especially since you will have 3 years (needed for an MBA) when you arrive. So perhaps a specialist masters in finance or strategy, rather than a MiM?

[Edited by Duncan on Mar 15, 2016]

I will explore my options. I looked at the LBS Master in Finance program and they specifically want experience in finance, which I do not have.

The LSE MSc Management and Strategy looks interesting though.

Look at the MBS masters in financial analysis, not the MFin?