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Posts Tagged ‘paying for your MBA’
Webinar on Funding an International MBA in the U.S.: LIVE on WEDNESDAY!
Have you reserved your spot for tomorrow’s webinar, How to Fund Your International MBA in the U.S.? If you want to learn how to pay those high U.S. business school tuition bills as an international student, then you’ll want to tune in on Wednesday, July...
The Answer To The BIG Money Question…
You have questions about how you’re going to pay for that MBA as a foreign student. And we’ve brought in the experts to give you the answers. Join us on Wednesday, November 4th at 10AM PT for How to Fund Your MBA Abroad, a webinar that...
A Funding Plan for Business School
As you may know, the MBA experience is more than just building DCF models and structuring LBOs – it’s also expanding your network. Factoring in tuition, living expenses, and the “additional travel and getting to know your classmates” line item (which took me to Ibiza,...
Webinar Available For On-Demand Viewing: How To Fund Your MBA
Missed last week’s webinar, How to Pay for Your MBA? Still worried those b-school price tags will get the best of you? No problem. Get the facts you need to finance your business degree when you view How to Pay for Your MBA online now....
Against the Odds: Indian MBA Applicants – Find a Way to Pay
A quick survey of total out-of-pocket MBA expenses at some of the world’s top business schools may leave you weak in the knees. The range is about $150,000 to over $200,000 USD. That’s before adding in lots of extra costs like travel, computers, and loan...
B-Schools with the Highest Debt Burden
For most b-school applicants, the high cost of an top-tier MBA program is an important consideration in the decision-making process. If that sounds like you, check out the latest ranking released by Bloomberg Businessweek of the highest debt burdens facing MBA graduates, where the questionable...
