Definitely UCL is easier. UCL Department of Management Science (MS) is not as strong as that of Professor LSE. Teacher Niu is still a little more in LSE ... The threshold of most departments in LSE is a little higher than UCL. ...
It is not easy to get a first-class degree at London School of Economics or UCL University. If there are 100 people, only 5-8 people can get the first-class degree ... super difficult! ! ! So, nothing is simpler than this ... it's all the same. ...
Acc/Fin and MS are completely different majors.
MS is math. Go and see UCL's school. In three years, the proportion of mathematics is 65% ... I think an average score of 65 is very powerful! ! ! They all learn mathematics from a scientific perspective, and then use it to manage practical problems (such as modeling investment, analyzing stock market dynamics, and short-term foreign exchange trends). . Go to the rules. . )
Besides, MS can also be used for data analysis, so it is widely used. This direction will be used for financial/insurance/marketing analysis. . .
If you want to go to investment banking/data analysis industry (insurance/marketing. . And so on), definitely learn ms. .
Because MS is more difficult than Acc/Fin, the Big Four also accept MS people and then give them training. . .
Acc/Fin is accounting, finance and finance. . . Although it also involves mathematics, it is only applied mathematics under hard rules. If you want to enter the semi-finals, then this is the most suitable. The top four will definitely give priority to you, saving them a lot of training. . .
In England, I am you. If I am not afraid of math, I will definitely choose MS for the simple reason that although I am tired of learning, I have the opportunity to go to investment banking, information consulting industry and four opportunities. . . . Acc/fin, more likely to go to the big four, investment banks. . . Technically, people in Acc/Fin are generally inferior to those in MS.
The salary of graduates, the top four graduates are very low, 23-30k, 25-35k in information consulting industry and 28k-45k in investment bank. . I believe you will choose MS (actually, I am a MS major).
Finally, I tell you that the master's degree in London School of Economics and Political Science and UCL is not easy. They are all schools with strong management science and teach deep things. 60 points is not easy. I can predict that if you can get 6 1-63 in LSE or 63-65 in UCL, you will definitely be able to stay in the UK. . .
Let's go . . London is waiting for you. . .