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by codesnooker » Sat Oct 18, 2008 10:04 am
Hello Graham,

Do we have any other alternative as Citibank cancel its CitiAssist Student Loan Program because I am really depending upon such program. I am planning to apply in the 2nd Round at the top US MBA programs.

Profile:
GMAT (1st time): Aug 08, scored 580 (50Q, 20V, 5.0 AWA)
GMAT (2nd time): 1st week of Nov 08.
Total Experience:
- 4.5 years (2.5 years as programmer and 2 years as e-commerce project manager at MNC, India).
- Won many awards in programming at various colleges.
- Was Student head of the Cultural and Technical fest organizing committee at Engi. college.

Financing MBA: Was depended upon the Citibank program, which just got cancel. Don't have US citizenship or any co-signer.

Shall I drop the idea or go for it? I am totally confused now. Can you help me out?

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Code Snooker
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by VP_MBA_Guru » Sat Oct 18, 2008 1:42 pm
Code, I would encourage you to contact the school's fin aid office. they should be able to give you better direction of the school's financial options.

Good luck!

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