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kaashi
Joined: 06 Mar 2014
Last visit: 21 Nov 2021
Posts: 25
Given Kudos: 1
Concentration: General Management, International Business
Schools: CBS '17 (A) Ross '17 (II)
GMAT 1: 760 Q51 V41
WE:Investment Banking (Finance: Investment Banking)
30 Mar 2015, 21:44
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evalea
Congratulations! That's quite significant amount given they have mentioned on the website that the need-based grants are in the range of USD ~5K - ~12K. 10K/Sem is almost double of this. Assuming this is renewable in second year, total should be USD 40K, that is quite a good number.
31 Mar 2015, 06:00
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Would it be possible for you to share how much they offered as need-based aid? Just trying to see how much they are shelling out on an average..[/quote]
Sure, they give me 10K/semester. I was hoping for double that. but I don't have anything to benchmark to so maybe that was wishful thinking on my part.[/quote]
Congratulations! That's quite significant amount given they have mentioned on the website that the need-based grants are in the range of USD ~5K - ~12K. 10K/Sem is almost double of this. Assuming this is renewable in second year, total should be USD 40K, that is quite a good number.[/quote]
I got half of that. 5k/sem
Sure, they give me 10K/semester. I was hoping for double that. but I don't have anything to benchmark to so maybe that was wishful thinking on my part.[/quote]
Congratulations! That's quite significant amount given they have mentioned on the website that the need-based grants are in the range of USD ~5K - ~12K. 10K/Sem is almost double of this. Assuming this is renewable in second year, total should be USD 40K, that is quite a good number.[/quote]
I got half of that. 5k/sem
M1325
Joined: 18 Nov 2013
Last visit: 15 May 2015
Posts: 21
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Location: United States
Concentration: Entrepreneurship, Leadership
Schools: Wharton '17 (S) CBS '17 (M) McCombs '17 (A)
31 Mar 2015, 09:03
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sydbarrett
Sure, they give me 10K/semester. I was hoping for double that. but I don't have anything to benchmark to so maybe that was wishful thinking on my part.[/quote]
Congratulations! That's quite significant amount given they have mentioned on the website that the need-based grants are in the range of USD ~5K - ~12K. 10K/Sem is almost double of this. Assuming this is renewable in second year, total should be USD 40K, that is quite a good number.[/quote]
I got half of that. 5k/sem[/quote]
Second that! 5k/sem. Given the fact that CBS does not give out much aid I think that even 5k/semester is a huge help.
That turns out to be 20k that otherwise would be taken out of your pocket/loan. It is free money! I'll take it even if it is 100 bucks.
