Hanken School of Economics vs Aalto University School of Business

Frequently asked

Which is more affordable, Hanken School of Economics or Aalto University School of Business?

Tuition is Free for EEA/EU/Swiss students; €15,000/year (€30,000 total) for non-EEA students at Hanken School of Economics and Free (EU/EEA/Switzerland) · €15,000/year (~€30,000 total) for non-EU/EEA at Aalto University School of Business. Compare like for like before concluding — headline tuition can mix EU/EEA and non-EU rates — and add living costs in Helsinki versus Espoo, since the lower tuition is not always the cheaper city overall.

Do you need the GMAT for Hanken School of Economics or Aalto University School of Business?

Hanken School of Economics generally expects a GMAT or GRE; Aalto University School of Business has an admission route that does not require a GMAT or GRE. Test policies change each cycle, so confirm the current requirement on each school's own admissions page before assuming you can skip it.

Should I choose Hanken School of Economics or Aalto University School of Business?

There is no universal winner. The right pick depends on your target career, where you want to live and work (Helsinki, Finland versus Espoo, Finland), the language of instruction, and your budget. Read both full profiles, weigh fit over a handful of ranking places, and if you are still torn, our admissions guide walks through building a shortlist you can defend.