{"id":17258,"date":"2013-03-11T07:44:43","date_gmt":"2013-03-11T14:44:43","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gmatclub.com\/blog\/?p=17258"},"modified":"2013-03-06T21:46:40","modified_gmt":"2013-03-07T04:46:40","slug":"show-me-the-money-top-schools-for-scholarships","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/gmatclub.com\/blog\/show-me-the-money-top-schools-for-scholarships\/","title":{"rendered":"Show Me the Money: Top Schools for Scholarships"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"scholarships<\/a>Ever wonder which elite MBA programs offer the most free money to students? Bloomberg Businessweek<\/em> revealed the results last week of its recent ranking of the top B-schools for scholarships<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Based on the percentage of 2011-12 tuition and fees covered by the average scholarship award, multiplied by the percentage of students receiving scholarships, here are Bloomberg Businessweek's<\/em> top ten most scholarship-friendly business schools:<\/p>\n

1. Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business<\/strong>, where 65 percent of students received scholarships. The average award at Mendoza was $25,153, which would have covered 59 percent of the $42,870 in tuition and fees charged that year.<\/p>\n

2. Indiana University's Kelley School of Business<\/strong>, where 49 percent of students received scholarships. The average award at IU Kelley was $24,294, which would have covered 54 percent of the $45,350 in tuition and fees.<\/p>\n

3. Stanford Graduate School of Business<\/strong>, where 56 percent of students received scholarships. The average award at the Stanford GSB was $23,683, which would have covered 43 percent of the $55,200 in tuition and fees.<\/p>\n

4. Harvard Business School<\/strong>, where 47 percent of students received scholarships. The average award at HBS was $29,843, which would have covered 49 percent of the $60,610 in tuition and fees.<\/p>\n

5. Cornell University's Johnson School of Management<\/strong>, where 42 percent of students received scholarships. The average award at Johnson School was $24,204, which would have covered 47 percent of the $51,480 in tuition and fees.<\/p>\n

6. UNC<\/strong> Kenan-Flagler Business School<\/strong>, where 26 percent of students received scholarships. The average award at UNC Kenan-Flagler was $32,384, which would have covered 64 percent of the $50,613 in tuition and fees.<\/p>\n

7. UV Darden School of Business<\/strong>, where 29 percent of students received scholarships. The average award at UV Darden was $26,677, which would have covered 57 percent of the $47,000 in tuition and fees.<\/p>\n

8. UCLA Anderson School of Management<\/strong>, where 34 percent of students received scholarships. The average award at UCLA Anderson was $19,737, which would have covered 43 percent of the $45,385 in tuition and fees.<\/p>\n

9. University of Michigan's Ross School of Business<\/strong>, where 24 percent of students received scholarships. The average award at UM Ross was $24,175, which would have covered 48 percent of the $50,189 in tuition and fees.<\/p>\n

10. MIT's Sloan School of Management<\/strong>, where 19 percent of students received money. The average award at MIT Sloan was $22,819, which covered 45 percent of the $50,353 in tuition and fees.<\/p>\n

Interested in reading more posts related to this topic? Learn how to lighten your MBA debt load<\/a>,\u00a0 how to pay for your MBA,<\/a> and about interesting programs such as NYU Stern School of Business<\/strong>'s loan assistance for socially minded MBAs<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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