University decisions

linwhn

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hey guys, some help here would be greatly appreciated.

I graduated from Ngee Ann Poly with a gpa of 2.65 in business studies , interested in studying at UK for a finance related degree.

Any advice on which universities would the best option for me to apply with my current results for my bachelors as well as if i decide to pursue masters if i decide to fully commit to working hard for my studies? I have heard about the INTO program with international year one which transits to a second year in a selected university and i would consider that option also but not too sure on how it exactly works and whether is it any good.

Another concern is whether if studying abroad(and presuming i do well) provides me with better prospects than studying SIMUOL(masters at lse etc). I would be helping with my family business and gaining 3 years of experience alongside studying if i choose to stay here and im wondering if it is really worth it.

Hopefully you can help me out with my concerns and im looking forward to the reply. Thanks !
 

patryn33

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Looks like budget is a concern, what's your working budget?
Which are the uni INTO works with? Many of these program don't have good uni affiliation

Local uol not easy, if u cannot help poly hard to do well and score a LSE masters. Experience is impt unless your overseas networks help u grow your biz

Don't know your family biz, better prospect with helping biz? Finance? Your family investing company?
Grow client base usually sales or marketing, biz management.
Or do something that allow u to major in a few major to become a all rounder
 
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