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Common Question: How/when are scholarships offered?
Answer: (as referenced with Nullbyte, ) Most will share scholarship offers with your admit letter or within a few days. As you typically only have 2-3 weeks to make your deposit, they want you to have all the information to make an informed decision.
If you aren’t offered a scholarship doesn’t mean you cannot ask for them! I have a template I share with clients that ask for scholarship and/or ways to find additional funding. You can also negotiate scholarships - most schools are pretty firm on their offer, but if you have another scholarship in hand, you can share the letter with them for leverage.

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Hi Aringo... Can translating and publishing books on social issues like race, caste inequalities, help in my MBA admissions to M7 ? Will it add variety to my profile... ?
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In general, I would say yes as it is part of diversity and navigating cultural differences. I’ve only spoken with one other person this year that has translated a book, so I would say that is rare. The next question is - are these our findings? beliefs? or are they someone else’s?
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In general, I would say yes as it is part of diversity and navigating cultural differences. I’ve only spoken with one other person this year that has translated a book, so I would say that is rare. The next question is - are these our findings? beliefs? or are they someone else’s?
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It’s someone else’s research, but written in an Indian Language. I thought bringing it in english would get more audience to the material. Actually it’s a book on revisiting the narrative built on the assasination of a Briitsh officer by Hindu nationalists, as he worked against the caste system that was prevailing in Southern India. But his assasination is projected as part of Indian Freedom struggle. But that’s a myth we want to break.

His name is Robert Ashe...
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It’s someone else’s research, but written in an Indian Language. I thought bringing it in english would get more audience to the material. Actually it’s a book on revisiting the narrative built on the assasination of a Briitsh officer by Hindu nationalists, as he worked against the caste system that was prevailing in Southern India. But his assasination is projected as part of Indian Freedom struggle. But that’s a myth we want to break.
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Very interesting - I think that should be at the heart of what you are sharing - you translated to help counter the myth. And how this can be something that can help any many areas / businesses/industries/functions... (pick one that relates to your profile) and how it is important to seek information versus assume it (maybe?)
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