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18 Mar 2010, 11:05
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I've pretty much heard 'no' throughout most circles. My employer (a division of United Technologies) recent scaled back its employee scholar benefits, so in order to do a $100k part time program, I'm looking at a $60-70k loan. Applying to both UCLA and USC, and I believe both sites specifically say no... but one thing that could sway me to USC over UCLA is if they gave me a big chunk of change 
18 Mar 2010, 12:53
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Not that my answer is going to be particularly helpful in your situation. But if you really wonder whether any par-time programs give financial aid, then the answer is yes. Some programs do. I only heard about partial scholarships from part-time MBA. Usually, these are the programs on the lower level of the rankings in attempt to attract better qualified candidates. Therefore they have some merit-based criteria for scholarship award, like GPA/ GMAT scores. E.g. out of the 4 highest-ranked business schools in DC-area GWU and American University give partial scholarship to part-time MBAs. But Georgetown and Smith try to ride it out just on the reputation of their names.
18 Mar 2010, 13:42
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I know you're probably looking at Cali for an PT-MBA but so far most of the schools I've talked too offer full financial aid.. schools such as Booth and Kellogg and even Olin WashU
