LSE MSc Economic History vs Warwick MSc Finance and Economics

[Cherioos1]

Hey guys,

I have received offers from LSE for MSc Economic history and also from Warwick for Finance and economics. I am currently leaning towards LSE as i constantly hear Uni rep>course. In addition, i also have an undergrad degree from a non target for Economics and Finance.
Also, LSE's program is only £13k compared to £33.5K for Warwick. Money isn't a huge issue however i don't want to throw it away either. I am looking for any additional pointers you guys may have before i make my choice. Fields i wish to pursue are the advisory side of banks (M&A,DCM etc), consulting and big 4.

 

[Trigger1]

LSE, of course. It's a no-brainer. It's 1/3 of the cost and is a much better school than Warwick in terms of reputation.

The course you do doesn't matter.