u/FlowComfortable493

Hey! I got into NYU Stern for Business and Political Economy (BPE), UVA CAS, and UCL for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE).

I’m from NYC so I won’t be dorming for NYU, pay full for UVA, and international for UCL.

Stern - ~80k per year, 4 years with 2 semesters mandatory abroad (pretty sure I can drop these and just switch to regular business track)

UVA - ~80k per year, 4 years

UCL - ~60k per year, 3 years

I’m not too into UVA bc it’s not direct admit to McIntire and I’ve kind of always wanted to go away (from NYC) so yeah…

I’m not crazy set on which field in finance (doesn’t have to be US finance, interested in UK and HK as well) and would love to hear y’all’s opinions on these schools.

Hey! I got into NYU Stern for Business and Political Economy (BPE), UVA CAS, and UCL for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE).

I’m from NYC so I won’t be dorming for NYU, pay full for UVA, and international for UCL.

Stern - ~80k per year, 4 years with 2 semesters mandatory abroad (pretty sure I can drop these and just switch to regular business track)

UVA - ~80k per year, 4 years

UCL - ~60k per year, 3 years

I’m not too into UVA bc it’s not direct admit to McIntire and I’ve kind of always wanted to go away (from NYC) so yeah…

I’m not crazy set on which field in finance (doesn’t have to be US finance, interested in UK and HK as well) and would love to hear y’all’s opinions on these schools.

Hey! I got into NYU Stern for Business and Political Economy (BPE), UVA CAS, and UCL for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE).

I’m from NYC so I won’t be dorming for NYU, pay full for UVA, and international for UCL.

Stern - ~80k per year, 4 years with 2 semesters mandatory abroad (pretty sure I can drop these and just switch to regular business track)

UVA - ~80k per year, 4 years

UCL - ~60k per year, 3 years

I’m not too into UVA bc it’s not direct admit to McIntire and I’ve kind of always wanted to go away (from NYC) so yeah…

I’m not crazy set on which field in finance (doesn’t have to be US finance, interested in UK and HK as well) and would love to hear y’all’s opinions on these schools.