Financing Your MBA

Hi,

I am applying to IMD and I am much worried about the living expenses for one year in Lausanne. The IMD website says that an approximate of CHF 3000 per month will be required as for living expenses (and I believe the mentioned amount must be on the conservative side). This would be an amount too huge for me to manage considering that my annual income here in India is about 18000 CHF (which is somewhat on the better side compared to Indian standards).

I have seen many Indian Students attending the program. Could someone throw some light on how to manage these expenses as the same are not covered by loans.


Thanks

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Hi

I am sorry i am hijacking the conversation. I am admitted to Fuqua co 2022. International student without any scholarship so far and barely any saving that would amount to much when converted to dollars.

I have a few questions that I need your guidance on -
1. Is it better to take loans from US lenders or from Indian lenders (in my case)
2. I have a colleague who is US citizen and might be willing to be my co-signer. Does it mean I should go for federal loans instead of private lenders like Prodigy?
3. Are there any external scholarships that I can try for? Or any pre-MBA fellowship?
4. Where, if at all, I can minimize the expenses.

Thank you

Does anybody know if you can cancel your loan and change to the lower interest rate in July if it does go down? I figure it won't be an issue, but maybe I am overlooking something.

I think its really hard to get the student loan now a days from any lending company.Because mostly the lending company face huge amount of bed debts.That's why the loan department is active now and do a lot of verification before issuing the loan.And mostly student don't qualify for loan.

If you're already wealthy enough not to have to worry about financing your MBA program then you could ask yourself if business school in France is the good choice. From my side i financed it from my placements in stock exchange. C'était un vrai deal pour moi à travers la pratique des pivot-points (à consulter sur cette source) ce qui m'a permis de placer sans détenir des fonds.

Self-financing is the way to go.

With the cost of tuition at some of the top MBA programs topping US$80,000 per year, financing an MBA can be challenging. And while many MBA students take out graduate student loans to fund their studies, MBA scholarship money, though somewhat elusive, is available every application year.

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