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Scholarships in Top 20 schools [#permalink]
07 Oct 2007, 17:36
Can someone throw some light on the scholarships from Top20 schools:
1. Which schools offer comparatively good number of scholarships. I heard that Cornell and Duke offer in good numbers and reasonablly good sum.
2. How difficult or easy is it for internation students
3. Is GMAT score main criteria for scholarship offer ......??
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Looks GMATclubbers are not interested in scholarships..........
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You either get them or you don't. Honestly there is very little control over that. I am willing to take debt on to go to the schools I like or I wouldn't apply.
The further out of the top schools you get the higher your chances of having someone offer you money to try to persuade you to attend.
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UCLA announced that it gives the top 25% of the applicants scholarship. The higher you are the more you get.
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Just for a quick reference, you can go to the BusinessWeek Rankings for 2006, and it will give an idea of the average scholarship given for the class of 2006 for each school, and it will give the number of full tuition scholarships to be awarded the upcoming school year. Now, I'm not sure if that means the number of full tuition scholarships for only incoming classes, or the total number in both first and second year students. I think its only for incoming students, because Cornell is listed at 25, and I think that's how many Park Fellowships they give out a year. But, I could be wrong, because Emory lists 31, and I can't believe that 1 of every 6 students would get a full tuition scholarship.
EDIT: And Washington Univ. (Olin) says it gives 45 full tuition scholarships. That's A LOT!
Last edited by emoryhopeful on 10 Oct 2007, 09:36, edited 1 time in total.
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kryzak wrote: UCLA announced that it gives the top 25% of the applicants scholarship. The higher you are the more you get.
Do you have a link or was this topic addressed at an info session?
Or do you have super secret inside sources?
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ya, for the number of visits he makes I am sure kryzak has inside sources. Not surprised if the janitor or the pretty maid gave him some tips.
rusk521 wrote: kryzak wrote: UCLA announced that it gives the top 25% of the applicants scholarship. The higher you are the more you get. Do you have a link or was this topic addressed at an info session? Or do you have super secret inside sources?
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ncprasad wrote: ya, for the number of visits he makes I am sure kryzak has inside sources. Not surprised if the janitor or the pretty maid gave him some tips. rusk521 wrote: kryzak wrote: UCLA announced that it gives the top 25% of the applicants scholarship. The higher you are the more you get. Do you have a link or was this topic addressed at an info session? Or do you have super secret inside sources?
LOL! I did poke my head into every open office at UCLA when I was there to introduce myself... so the janitor does know me  (j/k)
Anyway, this was at the infosession at UCLA. The first time I've seen a Elite school post up hard numbers like that regarding scholarships.
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Re: Scholarships in Top 20 schools [#permalink]
13 Feb 2008, 23:31
Reviving this thread to update with Haas' scholarship info: They give out merit scholarships and "achievement" (against all odds) scholarships to less than 10% of the admits (according to their websites). They do give out some need-based scholarships for up to 17% of the students, I think.
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Re: Scholarships in Top 20 schools
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