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Join a school in france, any drawbacks? [#permalink] New post   12 Aug 2021, 06:47
Will the scholarship chances at any bschool get affected if I apply through join a school in france option instead of directly applying to the bschool? Also is there any difference between R1 and R2 in terms of getting a scholarship at these schools?
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Re: Join a school in france, any drawbacks? [#permalink] New post   12 Aug 2021, 07:07
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Will the scholarship chances at any bschool get affected if I apply through join a school in france option instead of directly applying to the bschool? Also is there any difference between R1 and R2 in terms of getting a scholarship at these schools?



Can you please clarify what you mean? Are you saying you want to apply to a Masters program and then apply for an MBA?

Oh sorry I can’t seem to follow the question between France, business school and scholarship :-)

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Re: Join a school in france, any drawbacks? [#permalink] New post   12 Aug 2021, 07:37
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'Join a school in France' is a way of applying to some of the schools like HEC , ESCP etc. In this you dont directly apply to the school's website but through this program.

So i wanted to know if there are any drawbacks of applying through this option. For ex- If i apply through this option, is there a possibility that I might not be eligible to some of the scholarships offered by the bschool ?!
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Re: Join a school in france, any drawbacks? [#permalink] New post   12 Aug 2021, 10:21
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When you say “this option” and “this program” - what do you mean by it? Which program is it?

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Re: Join a school in france, any drawbacks? [#permalink] New post   12 Aug 2021, 21:13
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Will the scholarship chances at any bschool get affected if I apply through join a school in france option instead of directly applying to the bschool? Also is there any difference between R1 and R2 in terms of getting a scholarship at these schools?

SAI application has no drawback or as mentioned such.
You can choose join a school in France - sai application way to apply to school or can directly apply, there is no such difference.
But there are only 5 schools that take Sai application format. So keep that in mind.
Regarding scholarships.
Eiffle scholarship is available to R1 applicants only.
R2 will be having other scholarships offered from school directly.
Hope this helps.

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Join a school in france, any drawbacks? [#permalink] New post   28 Aug 2023, 06:41
yashikaaggarwal wrote:
SAI application has no drawback or as mentioned such.
You can choose join a school in France - sai application way to apply to school or can directly apply, there is no such difference.
But there are only 5 schools that take Sai application format. So keep that in mind.
Regarding scholarships.
Eiffle scholarship is available to R1 applicants only.
R2 will be having other scholarships offered from school directly.
Hope this helps.

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Maybe this was implied but just to confirm, if I go ahead with this common application, I will still be eligible for all scholarships that would have been available to me had I applied to these colleges separately, right?
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Re: Join a school in france, any drawbacks? [#permalink] New post   28 Aug 2023, 10:39
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yashikaaggarwal wrote:
SAI application has no drawback or as mentioned such.
You can choose join a school in France - sai application way to apply to school or can directly apply, there is no such difference.
But there are only 5 schools that take Sai application format. So keep that in mind.
Regarding scholarships.
Eiffle scholarship is available to R1 applicants only.
R2 will be having other scholarships offered from school directly.
Hope this helps.

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Maybe this was implied but just to confirm, if I go ahead with this common application, I will still be eligible for all scholarships that would have been available to me had I applied to these colleges separately, right?

Yes, that's correct.
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