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26 Feb 2015, 19:26
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So I wasn't sure where to post this but knew I'd get the most exposure here!
I want to attend b-school, and will work hard to have a killer GMAT, but I may need some pre-reqs, and I could have the added bonus of helping my GPA a little. I can't find for the life of me a decent school that will let me take loose classes and finance them(some have gone as far to say they wouldn't even qualify a private student loan). Money is tight right now so I can't afford outright cash, and the programs I want to attend don't like community colleges. I have zero rich relatives. And absolutely no luck with the lottery.
So, how did you go about this? Did you bite the bullet with alternative funding measures? How about schools that allowed you to study under a vague program of post-baccalaureate study?
Or most devious, did anyone claim an undergrad major to qualify for Title IV funding and get full reign of the school's course catalog?
Thanks guys!
I want to attend b-school, and will work hard to have a killer GMAT, but I may need some pre-reqs, and I could have the added bonus of helping my GPA a little. I can't find for the life of me a decent school that will let me take loose classes and finance them(some have gone as far to say they wouldn't even qualify a private student loan). Money is tight right now so I can't afford outright cash, and the programs I want to attend don't like community colleges. I have zero rich relatives. And absolutely no luck with the lottery.
So, how did you go about this? Did you bite the bullet with alternative funding measures? How about schools that allowed you to study under a vague program of post-baccalaureate study?
Or most devious, did anyone claim an undergrad major to qualify for Title IV funding and get full reign of the school's course catalog?
Thanks guys!
27 Feb 2015, 04:37
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tclark05
Honestly, you can do them at any place - and a community college will be fine. The schools will anyhow only look at your UG institution and grades, not where you took extra classes.
28 Feb 2015, 22:52
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...except for when their admissions department tells me they will not accept community colleges. Any other thoughts?
