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Frankfurt am Main, HesseLocation

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Estd1957established year

2308enrollment

Private (Not for Profit)

7.2/10

3 reviews

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7.2 out of 10

9.7/10Academic

7.7/10Accommodation

8.3/10Faculty

9.0/10Infrastructure

8.7/10Placement

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Sarthak Dhingra

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management( Enrolled 2023 )GMAT Score : 650FinanceMarch 17, 2025

7.7 /10

Exceptional finance education with strong industry connections in Europe's financial hub

Likes

Courses go beyond theory, integrating real world applications, and financial modelling, ensuring strong industry readiness.
Studying in Frankfurt provides direct exposure to top financial institutions, networking events, and internship opportunities, enhancing career prospects.
Strong ties with global financial firms, CFA partnerships and career support services, help students secure internships and jobs and top finance roles.

Dislikes

While the curriculum is strong, more flexibility in choosing electives across different finance, specialisations could enhance personalise learning experiences.
The campus is modern and well equipped, but expanding student spaces, such as study areas and social lounges, could improve the overall student experience.
Many industry events are valuable, but some are scheduled during peak academic periods, making it challenging to balance coursework and networking opportunities.

Frankfurt School has a high employment rate, with around 80% of graduates securing jobs within just six months after graduation. Many graduates begin their careers in fields like investment banking, asset management, consulting, risk management and corporate finance. Students have a great platform to make the most of Frankfurt’s status as a major financial hub.
Salaries can differ based on the industry and the specific job. On average, graduates can earn between €45,000 and €75,000 each year. Those who land roles in investment banking or consulting might see their salaries climb to over €80,000, while entry-level jobs at smaller companies usually start around €45,000 to €50,000 annually.

academic: 10/10

faculty: 9/10

infrastructure: 9/10

accomodation: 9/10

placement: 9/10

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Srivathsan Raveendren

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management( Enrolled 2022 )GMAT Score : 630M.S ManagementMarch 9, 2024

6.2 /10

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Likes

This college is ranked high for the program i choose and it is located in the central part of the city which has access to other services
The university provides an environment that encourages me to push my boundaries and unleash my full potential. Moreover, the infrastructure is top-notch, providing modern facilities and resources that enhance the overall learning experience. The well-structured courses offer a comprehensive curriculum tailored to meet the demands of today's industries, ensuring that i am well-prepared for the professional world.

Dislikes

While my college excels in many areas, one aspect that could be improved is the student dorm accommodation. Currently undergoing construction, the dorms may not meet the immediate needs of students seeking on-campus housing. However, beyond this temporary inconvenience, I find little to dislike about my college, as it offers an overall enriching and supportive academic environment.

My experience at my college ( till now) has been exceptionally and fulfilling. The institution has provided me with a wealth of knowledge and practical skills, particularly in the field of management.

academic: 9/10

faculty: 7/10

infrastructure: 8/10

accomodation: 5/10

placement: 8/10

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Siddharth Swain

Frankfurt School of Finance & Management( Enrolled 2018 )M.S ManagementMarch 20, 2021

7.8 /10