WantGMAT800 wrote:
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Ross overs quiet a bit of scholarships even though it's public
Could you please rephrase two first words, or explain what they mean, as I can't get the meaning.
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if you were a decent candidate at HBS, you probably wouldn't qualify for their top scholarships since they typically have a very very strong class.
But isn't it true that a b-school representatives consider both qualification and financial state of the candidate? So, even less qualified candidates with less or no money may be granted a full scholarship?
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You should expect other people to pay for your education.
Should I or should not ?
2 rhymeCould you please decipher for me what "whoops email" means, please ?
And what about my this question:
Is it possible to be admitted into a b-school and then be excluded due to the absence of money (situation when there is no scholarship, no private money, no loans)
your financial need is almost never going to result in a full scholarship. schools like HBS/S/Wharton etc are good with giving general grant money as part of your financial aid package, but it will never result in a full ride; you are still going to have to take out a loan. full ride scholarships (few and far between) are reserved for the very top candidates at any school. like was previously stated, if you're a good applicant at HBS and you get no merit scholarship, but yet you're an outstanding candidate at Darden, you may qualify for a full scholarship.
overall, most scholarships are still going to leave you with the responsibility of paying living costs, more than likely you will have to take out loans, your earning potential should overshadow the risk of taking loans, financial need (unless you have some sob story of being from a war torn country and having had your entire family killed by rebels) is not going to get you a full ride, you will still have loans in your package. this is why people reiterate the importance of attending a top MBA program, they are expensive, the better the school, the better opportunity you have to pay the loans back