Between these three, which is the most recommended for IB/consulting in Zurich, FFM, London, maybe Paris, etc. I am an IB student, 1530 SAT, 45/45 predicted, 7/7 10th and 11th gpa. I also know good german, and a little French.
- Are these the three best programs for an undergrad in continental Europe for IB/PWM/Consulting? Do they lead to direct job offers in BBs or EBs in London, Zurich or FFM?
- Will I need a master's to enter the job market? If so, do all three of these programs allow entry into the top master's programs?
- In the mentioned cities, which is best for salaries, career progression, quality of life, banking culture, etc. I have heard Zurich has the highest salaries and quality of life, but is really only good for PWM and has no progression. Is this true?
- My goal is eventually a top career in IB, consulting, PE, maybe wealth management, but essentially I want to build as much wealth for myself as possible.
- Are there any other unis that you guys can recommend, because from what I've heard, these are the best.
- Between these three, which is the best for IB/consulting/PWM in Zurich, London and FFM. I have heard Bocconi is too theoretical, HSG Econ is only good for policy, and HSG BBA is too broad. I don't know what to think anymore, so am asking for advice here.
- What is the best way to get job offers from Bocconi and HSG. Is it still spring week --> Summer internship --> return offer, and how is it structured in both of these unis? How is their pipeline to high finance and consulting in London, Zurich and FFM without a Master's?
- If my eventual goal is PE/high level IB, what is the best path for me to take from these unis?
Thanks in advance for any advice, really appreciate it.
