MBA schools with International student loan program

Schools that Offer Loans for International Students without a Co-signer

There is also Prodigy Finance that offers student loans exclusively for international (non-US applicants). Their interest rates are more reasonable but they finance up to 80% of the Tuition + Living Expenses so you have to have some savings/other sources of funds. That can be significant - $20 or $40K.
Things have much more improved for international students in the last few years in terms of financing and borrowing.



Stanford GSB: - https://stanfordgsb.studentchoice.org/pr ... rnational/
Loan Amount: up to $200K
APR: 7% - 7.5%
Term: 20-25 years
No SSN/Co-borrower required

HBS - https://www.huecu.org/student-loans/gra ... plication/
Harvard University Employees Credit Union (HUECU) provides private educational loans to international students with no co-signer.
not much info but lots of scholarships and fellowships
APR: N/A
Term: varies
No SSN/Co-borrower required


Wharton - https://mbawelcome.wharton.upenn.edu/wp ... n-Tips.pdf
Several options are available. Loan amount up to the full tuition + living expense amount
APR: 7-8%
Term: varies
No SSN/Co-borrower required


Chicago Booth - only up to 80% can be borrowed. Detailed information is on the Admitted Student website
APR: N/A
Term N/A
No SSn/Co-signer required


Tuck - https://www.discover.com/student-loans/ ... /tuck.html
Loans through Discover
APR: 7.75%
Term: 20 years
No SSN/Co-signer required


Duke Fuqua - https://financialaid.duke.edu/loans/rec ... -lenders-0
Several options available but only up to 80% of tuition + living expenses
APR: N/A
Term: N/A
No Co-signer required but SSN is probably required


Michigan Ross - https://www2.bus.umich.edu/MyiMpact/fin ... ernational
No options offered without a US Co-signer


Kellogg - https://www.northwestern.edu/sfs/financi ... index.html
Only one option without co-signer through mpower but only up to $25K Max?
APR: N/A
Term: N/A
No SSN/Co-signer required


MIT Sloan - https://mitsloan.mit.edu/mba/admissions/ ... aid/loans/
Maybe


Working on others but here is a list from 2013 meanwhile: https://gmatclub.com/forum/loan-program ... 35745.html