I am graduating from a Ohio college with Economics and Mathematics as majors. I am from a very middle class familly from India with very limited financial resources. Presently almost 65% of the cost of my study is from the aid my College has awarded me.
My question is, can I afford HBS with financial aid?
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Unless you have a green card or a US national vouching for you , I dont think a foreign national can get loan from US banks for foreign students —-atleast this was the case when they were giving away money for free —so please let me know if ‘loan ‘ in your case is a possibility.
Hi. Is there anyway an international student (from europe) can afford a Harvard MBA?
I’m currently doing my undergrad (junior year) in New York and it was hard enough to get enough loans and scholarships from my country. But I thought that maybe there is a difference between an undergrad degree and an mba?
Please set me straight.