Is it worth to do MiM from Frankfurt School of Finance and Management?

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Preet J · Accepted Answer

Yes, doing a MiM from Frankfurt School of Finance & Management is worth it &mdash; especially if you're targeting finance, consulting, or strategy roles in Germany or the EU.
The ROI is solid for international students: tuition is around &euro;35,500, and average starting salaries are in the range of &euro;58,000&ndash;&euro;65,000. What sets FSFM apart is location &mdash; being based in Frankfurt gives direct access to major employers like Deutsche Bank, PwC, and the ECB.
Their career services are well-tailored for non-EU students, and many grads land internships or working student roles during the program itself. If you&rsquo;re proactive, you can build local experience while studying. The post-study work visa (18 months) also adds value. It&rsquo;s especially worth it if you&rsquo;re okay starting with partial German fluency and learning on the way.

B.K Sharma · Answer

The MiM at FSFM makes sense &mdash; but only if you know how to use what it offers.

The brand isn&rsquo;t as globally flashy as LBS or HEC, but in Germany, it&rsquo;s well-respected by recruiters in finance and consulting.
You get access to career fairs, company visits, and working student jobs &mdash; many students secure internships by the second semester.
ROI works out if you stay in Germany post-grad. Salaries hover around &euro;60K, and the 18-month visa gives enough time to job-hunt.
The finance focus is strong, and students aiming for roles in risk, corporate finance, or analyti

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