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15 Oct 2006, 23:09
Kudos
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Hi,
Please can u throw some light on the placement of international students through campus in US. Most of us (i am an indian) take heavy loans and join the program.
I would leave aside the top 5 B schools, besides them what would be the opportunities. My friend just returned without a job after graduating from Thunderbird, another one returned from strathclyde UK. Thanks
Please can u throw some light on the placement of international students through campus in US. Most of us (i am an indian) take heavy loans and join the program.
I would leave aside the top 5 B schools, besides them what would be the opportunities. My friend just returned without a job after graduating from Thunderbird, another one returned from strathclyde UK. Thanks
16 Oct 2006, 20:55
Kudos
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As a (very) general rule, the higher the cluster, the better the opportunities for international students. A good sign is when the school has a loan program for international students that does not require a US co-signor. This is an indication that international students at that school tend to have good employment prospects and are able to repay their loans.
17 Oct 2006, 01:59
Kudos
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Hi hjort,
Thanx for ur reply can u please recommend schools with such loan programs for international students where co-signors are not required.
thanx
Thanx for ur reply can u please recommend schools with such loan programs for international students where co-signors are not required.
thanx
