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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yes this is helpful! My husband and I are currently discussing this with my son. He is in the exact situation as you described. He didnt want to apply to our state flagship and now his options are a few expensive private schools. Tulane, Miami, Syracuse, SMU. He also received Offers from Edinburgh and Exeter. He wants to study Business (International Business). He is conflicted. What do you think?[/quote] I’m NOT the original poster, but I’m also English and I have lived in the US for 12 years. I can’t speak for the private schools you mentioned in the US, but both Exeter and Edinburgh are among the top undergraduate business programs in the UK, according to the League Tables. Exeter, despite being a younger university, has built a strong reputation for placements in London. They even have a partnership with JP Morgan, where many students secure roles directly from Exeter. One major advantage of Exeter is that the degree is only three years, meaning the total tuition cost would be roughly equivalent to just one year at many US universities. You do the math. Between the two, I would choose Edinburgh due to its long-term prestige and name recognition in the US. While it is a four-year program compared to Exeter’s three, it would still be significantly cheaper than US options. Edinburgh has much stronger name recognition in the US and is, quite frankly, the more ‘prestigious’ university, if that matters to you. Outside of St Andrews, Edinburgh likely has the highest number of American students in its undergraduate program. For International Business and considering how the university is viewed in the US, I would lean towards Edinburgh.[/quote] One thing to bear in mind is that Exeter is a very small town. Edinburgh is not huge, but it’s a decent-sized city. [/quote]
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