06-10-2005, 09:57 PM
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Tahoma, Arial" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Shuja</i>
<br />Hey guys,
DT is right in saying that no matter wat degree course u've done an LSE graduate will always get a really well paid job (probably better than a warwick graduate). The main reasons i chose warwick over LSE is firstly cuz i wanted to study a lot more maths than actuary for my undergraduate degree and MMORSE seems to be the perfect course for that, secondly (and this is purely my opinion) i prefer to go to a campus university for my undergradute degree cuz in LSE the dorms are all over london and the sporting facilities and societies are mainly outside london, whereas in warwick everything is quite close together, and plus london can be quite hectic to live in and even dangerous for guys like me (i've never lived in a big metropolitan city before) and lastly going to LSE is quite expensive, those where kinda the reason i also declined imperial's offer for 'Mathematics with statistics for finance'.
Anyways, thanks for all the advise!
regards,
Shuja
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Good luck buddy and get in touch when you get to the England.
DT
<br />Hey guys,
DT is right in saying that no matter wat degree course u've done an LSE graduate will always get a really well paid job (probably better than a warwick graduate). The main reasons i chose warwick over LSE is firstly cuz i wanted to study a lot more maths than actuary for my undergraduate degree and MMORSE seems to be the perfect course for that, secondly (and this is purely my opinion) i prefer to go to a campus university for my undergradute degree cuz in LSE the dorms are all over london and the sporting facilities and societies are mainly outside london, whereas in warwick everything is quite close together, and plus london can be quite hectic to live in and even dangerous for guys like me (i've never lived in a big metropolitan city before) and lastly going to LSE is quite expensive, those where kinda the reason i also declined imperial's offer for 'Mathematics with statistics for finance'.
Anyways, thanks for all the advise!
regards,
Shuja
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Good luck buddy and get in touch when you get to the England.
DT
