ESCP Bachelor in Management (Bsc) Program any good?

Not a good program at all! I would vote against and go to other schools like in the uk (LSE, warwick, bath) or the NL (RSM) or to a lesser extent spain (IE, Esade)!

Esade does not compare at all toLSE. To be honest, the best is to go to UK unis because they have the highest brand recognition. However, due to the brexit the prices jumped to crazy numbers.

If I were you go to a cheaper university for your bachelor's like SSE (in Sweden) or RSM (in the Netherlands). Get good grades and transfer to a good UK school for your master (LSE or LBS).

Hi dzee, are you sure you're talking about escp business school and not about eu business school? It happens that some people think it's the same thing. Escp is among the top 3 business schools in france (I know this because I'm french, but I think they also place well in european rankings, maybe you could check it out but I'm not sure) and they place very well in finance and consulting. I know people that landed jobsat McKinsey Goldman SachsBain BCG Amazonetc right after their bachelors at this business school

Hi! What i meant is that escp is good for their MiM but there bachelor is widely considered as a cash cow. I mean paying almost 15k euros per year when you can have excellent ones for less than 2k (rsm, copenhagen or hsg). I mean it is worth the money if you have done the prepa and then the grande ecole program. Otherwise, in my humble opinion it is way overpriced. But again, this is my opinion and by no means the truth.

Price wise I can agree with you that there are cheaper options! But isn't the MiM (Grande École) even more expensive? Like 20k or something like that

Yes, but I am pretty sure you do not get the same teachers and service (without considering the indirect and implicit prestige of having done a prepa and Grande école program).

Yes I am aware that the prépa + Grande École is more prestigious than anything in France, but for people that want to work elsewhere it doesn't seem to be a problem to study undergrad in France. Personally I wouldn't enjoy studying in the Netherlands (RSM) or in Copenhagen (CBS) but I can understand that for people with lesser financial possibilities, it is the best option for undergrad. UK would be ideal but the prices skyrocketed recently because ofbrexit(25k+), it's crazy. And those famous bba's in Spain are also around 20k. ESSEC and ESCP still carry a better brand name than RSM or CBS, but if you can't afford the 15k a year or do not get a scholarship, I agree that RSM and CBS are better options.

I hope you do not work in banking or finance, or else... You go there just for your bachelor, get good grades and then apply for a top master: HEC,LBSandLSE. Esade and IE (BBA) is probably one of the worst financial options one person can take on this planet (with all my respect for the institutions).

Also, your comment comes from a "rich person" mentality. You should not forget that the majority of people pay their studies themselves or work for it. They do not have parents that pay them everything.

Just go to bocconi, it is very easy to get into the bachelor

As I said in my previous comment going to the UK at this moment in time doesn't make sense for non-UK students, neither does attending a BBA in Spain because of the very high fees. It's not a good value for money. So we agree on this point. Regarding the rich question it depends on what rich means for you. Yes, I am very lucky to have parents that can afford paying me 15k/year for my studies, and therefore I am able to study a bba in France. But my parents wouldn't pay me to study in the UK neither in the US neither in Spain. Also, I know people that attended business school in France with full scholarships and you always have the chance to get student loans! These programs also have apprenticeship options so you can start paying back your student debt earlier. But as I said, If you're not financially comfortable it is better to attend those cheaper schools in the Netherlands, Scandinavia, etc which are also very good but not attractive to everybody. Now saying that these programs are cash machines when they are cheaper than the MiM's (Master in Management) is just ridiculous and immature. It must be tough to accept that some students managed to land jobs inIBandMBBstraight after their french bachelors degree :) You may not be familiar with it, but unlike in France you don't need a masters degree to get a good job in the UK.

*Taken from another post as he/she sent me the same attack on another discussion.

Be careful, I am pretty sure this comment comes from a person that is either doing a bachelor in a French school or is trying to justify their huge tuition fees based on the prestige gained from none of their bachelor programs (only based on their MiM programs). HEC does not have a bachelor degree (why do you think?).

Please by all means check their websites and ask recruiters their opinion. Of course, people that have done the school (or people working in the program) will be baised and tell you otherwise. I mean he/she may not have done the school (or program) but I feel it isvery aggressivefor no reason... (even more sad as he/she talks without having any evidence or idea...).

PS:I did notdo my university in France ;)

Good luck and ask other people of course for their opinion and pick a choice you are comfortable with.