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Minimum wastage strategy for MBA applications 29 Sep 2010, 01:17
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Hi Linda,

Wonder if you have any advice on this:

I want to apply to Oxford and Cambridge. Which school I ultimately attend will depend upon a great deal on if I am able to get a scholarship. Do you know if the schools inform of the scholarship decision along with the admission decision or will I have to first make a non-refundable deposit and then wait for scholarship decision? I don't want to waste too much money.

Now if I add another school to my list, say NUS Singapore, I think I can end up in a situation where I have made three deposits and am sitting and waiting for scholarship decision from all three.

Do you have any advice on how to minimize this deposit risk?

Thanks!
O.H.