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Author	nik_mufc
Comment	I understand. But what I meant is the total cost of attending UCL MSc Finance for example is 44k. 30k+ is just the fees. Imperial fees alone are 35k. Whereas with Strathclyde I'm looking at 25k total cost. So the difference is roughly 20k. It may not be substantial in the long run as you pointed out that I'd probably be earning 20k less, but there's a huge risk involved considering the current economic climate. But I get your point, it's just that it won't be viable for me to fetch out that amount of funds this year.
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Created	Thu 18th Jun 2020 6:17pm
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I understand. But what I meant is the total cost of attending UCL MSc Finance for example is 44k. 30k+ is just the fees. Imperial fees alone are 35k.

Whereas with Strathclyde I'm looking at 25k total cost. So the difference is roughly 20k.

It may not be substantial in the long run as you pointed out that I'd probably be earning 20k less, but there's a huge risk involved considering the current economic climate. But I get your point, it's just that it won't be viable for me to fetch out that amount of funds this year.