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1. EBS ín Germany is of course not a famous school. At least after Mannheim, WHU or equivalent. Various problems recently, and I won't recommend it much too.
but well...........I don't think your background can be afforded to be too picky.
2. SSE MSc Business and Management don't require a bachelor in economics , business, but only social science. and indeed this is not a very strict requirement as they also state explicity that science and engineering student can be considered case by case too (I do know something with a sci/engine background in that program). I guess it still worth a
3. Bocconi? Yes for sure it is a target, but if you are going to Bocconi, why not just consider also HEC and etc directly together? France GE program have internship year even.
4. Indeed what I wanna say is.........if you have solid Deutsch, and can make into one of the top school in the region (e.g. HSG, Mannheim, WHU, some top public like LMU, HU Berlin and etc..., or some decent uni with good location like Goethe, maybe also Frankfrt School of Finance or Mgt; while most if not all of them require a related bachelor), then getting a corporate fina role within DE is still not out of reach.........but given your current profile, I think you should have a plan B and C..........
5. Given that you have an English major, I think it is more practical to aim at a management master than a finance one. Even though a MSF is not really that technical while compred to some others, they are still not a general major as MiM. I guess the MSF and MiM program offered by school in US/UK have a clear example of the requirement of "related" bachelor, and thus art major student fit MiM better than MSF a bit.
6. Given all these, I think it really worth for you to really consider netherlands........at least the local language requirement is lower than France and Germany. one year program, likely to be more flexible on "related" background, (heard to be) better visa policy to international student when compared with UK.....
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