davidolce

Hey, My goal is to work in the business field and more precisely in the marketing of wearable health related technologies (Nike, FitBit, etc). So far, these are my options: - LSE MSc Media and Communication - Joint Degree LSC Media and Communication & University of Southern California MSc Global Media and Communication - King's College MSc International Marketing - Warwick Business School MSc Business And I have an interview soon for Imperial Business School MSc Strategic Marketing. If accepted, where should I go to pursue a career in business internationally? In terms of Business Schools rankings, Imperial and Warwick are well ranked. (LSE and King's aren't business schools). But in terms of prestige, LSE rules out all of them. The issue is that the program at LSE isn't business-related. It's very theoretical. Do you think it's better to develop my critical mind/analytical skills at LSE and anything business related I could learn once I start working? WHAT SHOULD I DO?

Hey everyone, I have a tricky question. I'm a US / European citizen and am applying to a few schools in Europe (UK / France) and of course I have to indicate my nationality when I register on the school's website. Since I know that European schools like North Americans as the tuition is much higher for them (meaning they are accepted easier), I was wondering if I could say I'm an American citizen but then following my (potential) admission, say that I'm an European citizen as well in order to pay the EU tuition (much cheaper). Thanks!