Thank you but I will defer to those with first hand experience and others who have strong opinions on such matters. I prefer not to defend my lived experience versus LinkedIn searches on an ongoing basisđ
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Sigh.
Can an American with UK âbankingâ/ finance experience leverage that for the US market? Would it have to be London/City?
In this situation, the studentâs wish to live abroad trumps âIB targetâ (summarizing thread â student would have other first choices and questions if this were her primary driver).
The main choices under consideration are WM/StA joint degree program and McGill.
I really appreciate everyone who takes time to share their experiences and opinions on this topic. We donât know what we donât know, that is why I want to hear thoughts from others. Yet I do understand that we all have our own opinions based on various experiences and perspectives. All inputs are very valuable for us to make the decision.
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Thank you to bring us back to the original question I have: StA/WM or McGill?
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Thanks for tagging me but I will defer to others who rely on LinkedIn to opine in the spirit of avoiding conflict and allowing CC to be friendly and welcoming.
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Thanks 
(I donât use LinkedIn so I skipped that part of the discussion⊠I thought you might have direct observations on the specific banking/finance abroad aspect. I realize youâre an IB expert, not all-things-banks expert though so I apologize if my question was inappropriateđ)
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Not inappropriateđ. I am however no longer an âIB Expertâ.
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St Andrews has their destination report here. You can filter on degree type (UG/PG) and department, and subject. Also by country.
https://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/careers/career-options/my-degree/destinations/
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Pretty nifty - only concern is the data is old (last 2019/20).
Neat report though.
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