HOW TO GET INTO MATHEMATICS AND FINANCE AT IMPERIAL

Profs admissions expert Joe Miller shares his expert, insider knowledge on how to get into Imperial to study MSc Maths and Finance. Joe has provided application support to 80+ students from 15+ countries. He has supported students with admission to the best universities in Britain, including Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, UCL, Imperial College, Warwick, and Edinburgh.

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CONTENT
00:00 How to get into Imperial for Maths and Finance
00:36 Tip 1 - Be aware of who is teaching the course
01:19 Tip 2 - Make sure you understand the entry requirements
02:20 Tip 3 - Understand the difference in processes between courses
04:23 Tip 4 - Ensure your personals statement is tailored to the course
05:34 Tip 5 - Manage your references
07:08 Work with us

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