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11 May 2013, 11:07
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Hi Manhattan Review Consultancy team,
Could you please provide any insights on what one should write/approach why one should get the scholarships in 2 year MBA program especially for US schools(top 15/20 )...?
Much appreciate your feedback on this.
Could you please provide any insights on what one should write/approach why one should get the scholarships in 2 year MBA program especially for US schools(top 15/20 )...?
Much appreciate your feedback on this.
13 May 2013, 14:59
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Thank you for your posting.
Unfortunately, there is not a lot of scholarship money available for MBA students at top programs. The general philosophy at most schools is that after you graduate, you will earn more than enough money to repay the loans that you need to take out. This is just reality. There are, however, some schools that have more scholarship money and programs than others - like Johnson, Ross, Darden and Anderson. There are also programs like The Consortium, Parke Fellows, Forte Foundation and the like that give out many scholarships for MBA studies.
The best approach is to write the financial aid office at each school and ask them what scholarship programs they do have available. If you email them between now and June, you might actually be able to speak to them as admissions is entering its slow season.
Good luck.
Kimberly Plaga
Senior Admissions Consultant
Manhattan Review
Unfortunately, there is not a lot of scholarship money available for MBA students at top programs. The general philosophy at most schools is that after you graduate, you will earn more than enough money to repay the loans that you need to take out. This is just reality. There are, however, some schools that have more scholarship money and programs than others - like Johnson, Ross, Darden and Anderson. There are also programs like The Consortium, Parke Fellows, Forte Foundation and the like that give out many scholarships for MBA studies.
The best approach is to write the financial aid office at each school and ask them what scholarship programs they do have available. If you email them between now and June, you might actually be able to speak to them as admissions is entering its slow season.
Good luck.
Kimberly Plaga
Senior Admissions Consultant
Manhattan Review
26 May 2013, 09:05
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Hi Kimberly ,
Thanks for your reply.
Can you please shed some lights on the above highlighted part of your response..?
Really appreciate your feedback.
