MSc in Management at London Business School

macromarco

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Posted Jul 16, 2009 12:23

Hello, do you know if it is good compared with other Business school? I couldn't find the rankings about this master.
thanks

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ralph

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Posted Jul 16, 2009 16:52

You probably haven't seen it in the rankings because it's a brand new program. I don't think the first classes actually start until next month.

I understand it's aimed at those with little to no work experience. But it's a pretty competitive program - and LBS is a great school.

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SabrinaA

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Posted Jul 17, 2009 06:45

Agree with Ralph. The reason why the program doesnt surface in the FT ranking is because FT doesnt rank any MSc Program which is less than 4 yrs old. Its a policy of FT. It is because of this reason why you dont see MSc programs of some prestigious schools like LBS, Warwick, Cranfield, Henley etc on the current FT-MSc ranking.

As Ralph said, LBS is a super elite school..given you have good finances available do consider their MSc Program. 2009 is perhaps its first batch and believe me gaining admission wont be a piece of cake in LBS.

Goodluck

_Nes

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macromarco

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Posted Jul 18, 2009 14:50

I was thinking the same, just wanted to double ceck. In your opinion what is the minimum gmat score required to enter in LBS? and could you please tell me a short ranking of the best master of science in management/finance available in UK?
My ranking would be
1 LBS
2 LSE
3 Cranfield
4 Warwick
5 City university (Caas )

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SabrinaA

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Posted Jul 19, 2009 20:40

MSc Management:
LSE>LBS>Warwick>Cass
MSc Finance:
LBS>LSE>Warwick>Cass>Cranfield.

All the 5 B Schools are the elite B Schools of the UK.
Good luck
_Nes

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kidmanx

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Posted Jul 23, 2009 11:08

Would you guys consider Bradford SOM among the elite ?

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SabrinaA

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Posted Jul 23, 2009 13:33

No. Its a shade better than the average.

_Nes

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macromarco

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Posted Feb 17, 2010 06:15

with a gmat of 640 and almost no work experience do I have any chance to get into the msc at lbs?

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SabrinaA

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Posted Feb 17, 2010 13:21

with a gmat of 640 and almost no work experience do I have any chance to get into the msc at lbs?

If you are talking about the MSc Management at LBS, the avg GMAT score is 687 in the current batch and the lowest score being 600...MSc Management at LBS is designed only for people who have less than 1 yr of work ex so dont bother about work ex...I feel that you have a pretty good chance of making it if you are able to satisfactorily answer the essay based questions in the online application form of LBS...this is the most critical part of application.

If you are talking about the MSc Finance at LBS or Sloan-MSc, you are not eligible since you have zero years of experience.

Nes

<blockquote>with a gmat of 640 and almost no work experience do I have any chance to get into the msc at lbs?</blockquote>

If you are talking about the MSc Management at LBS, the avg GMAT score is 687 in the current batch and the lowest score being 600...MSc Management at LBS is designed only for people who have less than 1 yr of work ex so dont bother about work ex...I feel that you have a pretty good chance of making it if you are able to satisfactorily answer the essay based questions in the online application form of LBS...this is the most critical part of application.

If you are talking about the MSc Finance at LBS or Sloan-MSc, you are not eligible since you have zero years of experience.

Nes

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macromarco

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Posted Feb 20, 2010 05:57

Thanks,
I am talking about the MSc in management. I will try to do my best in answering the essays (even if this is one of my weak points...)
I am also considering to apply for other schools in uk ( Cass, warwick, LSE) as well as in Europe (HEC, IE, Essec, Grenoble)
My goal is to work as consultant.
I would really appreciate if you could help me to rank those schools and tell me if I can already eliminate some of them because my profile is too weak.
thanks

p.s.
also some suggestion on the essays would be really appreciated.

Marco