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“You wait over an hour for a seat, but it really is THAT good!†Incredibly, the second branch is rated just as highly as the Frith Street original, and to sound in-the-know, remark on how the Josper Oven makes the fish taste even better at Adelaide Street.
Can they pull it off again with Branch No. 3?
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Bocconi vs. King's College London for undergraduate degree
I feel like I'd need help from some students who are familiar with schools like Bocconi University in Milan or KCL.
(I've been told that King's is in the process of building a business school in the newly acquired Bush House and that it is a good time to start such a degree there) In case I get accepted at Bocconi ( International Economics and Management/Finance) which one should I choose?
Quality of the course, study abroad opportunities, employability, name recognition in terms of I-Banking recruiting and teaching quality are all important factors for me but of course a decent social scene would be great as well.
(Obviously Bocconi would be the cheaper option!?
living expenses etc. - I think it's important to mention that I will finance my whole undergraduate experience by myself.)