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14 Oct 2005, 04:01
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Hjort,
I am a 27 years old applicant from Pakistan currently applying to various schools this years and hope to get into one of the good MBA programs in the US.
However, I don't have any savings or any source of funding available for my MBA.
-What are the chance of my getting a loan or grant after I get accepted in a good school (Say a Top 10 school)?
-Which one is the best school in terms of giving grants & funding to internatonal applicants?
Please let me know so that I don't waste my time in the application process if the chances of a scholarship are very slim.
Thanks.
Kamran
I am a 27 years old applicant from Pakistan currently applying to various schools this years and hope to get into one of the good MBA programs in the US.
However, I don't have any savings or any source of funding available for my MBA.
-What are the chance of my getting a loan or grant after I get accepted in a good school (Say a Top 10 school)?
-Which one is the best school in terms of giving grants & funding to internatonal applicants?
Please let me know so that I don't waste my time in the application process if the chances of a scholarship are very slim.
Thanks.
Kamran
14 Oct 2005, 13:28
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From what i have heard, most top schools make sure you manage to find a way to fund your MBA once you get in.
The Harvard people spoke at great lengths about how they have ties with Citibank to facilitate a loan for the MBA (without a co-signer)
I think it is pretty much the same for most of the top schools. Call them and check up to be sure though, but if top ten is what you know you can be in, then i dont think getting the funding will be too hard; they seem to bend over backwards once they decide they want to admit you.
R
The Harvard people spoke at great lengths about how they have ties with Citibank to facilitate a loan for the MBA (without a co-signer)
I think it is pretty much the same for most of the top schools. Call them and check up to be sure though, but if top ten is what you know you can be in, then i dont think getting the funding will be too hard; they seem to bend over backwards once they decide they want to admit you.
R
