纠结ING~ 地产金融专业,到底是去哪里念比较好呢?

bull113

UK 还是 US?!

bull113

I am still preparing relevant documents, like RL..

Tinasui

个人认为US.....我在US读MRED.真的很受益....

equn

3.3/4 undergraduate GPA is good enough for non-academic master programs.

kevinsky

second upper is enough
good luck

bull113

Well..I will do my best on the GMAT.  
Thanks everybody.

bull113

Thank you equn.
I am sorry about that I did make things clear; the 2.1 as I mentioned before means a second one class for undergraduate degree. I think it is more like 3.3/4 in GPA scheme.

equn

Hi LS,
I will say any GPA around 3.0/4.0 is the bottomline. A 2.1/4.0 is a bit scary and may be a negative factor on your application. Since there is nothing you can do about your undergraduate GPA, I guess you can get around it by strengthening other parts of your application. Good luck!

equn

bull113

Oh, one more question
Do the universities focus on the GPA?
I only got a 2.1 honour degree for my first one.....

bull113

Thank you very much indeed, equn.
Probably you've noticed alreay I am the one who posted "can anyone help about REF @Cornnel".
Yes, I agree ; the UK ones are more theortical, and the US ones by contrast are more practical.  I was more interested in the UK ones rather than the US ones. However, after I've checked the webpages of the US ones, the U.S. ones seem more attractive.  The U.S. real estate market is more advanced and mature rather than anyone in europ. Besides, the U.S. universities provide candidates more choices. There are only a few U.K. universities provide such programmes.

I got two degrees from British universities and have been working for finance sector as a quatitative analyst for years.  I probably dont need to provide a language test socre.  It seems that the GMAT socre is a must for all U.S. universities.

Thank you again.