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any possibilty to get scholarship for Professional MBA?

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by arawamis » Mon Feb 18, 2008 6:47 pm
I am a working professional with a PhD degree. I got 660 in GMAT. I know that it is not a great score. But with this much effort and time I can spend for GMAT, I believe I did ok. Afterall I suck at verbal part of GMAT.

Anyway, does a working professional applying to a Professional (or part time) MBA program have a chance for any scholarship? ANy ideas about this subject?

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by aim-wsc » Mon Feb 18, 2008 11:22 pm
Of course there're scholarships available!
Though it's rare, some students get their fees partially waived!
& again it varies with school to school & type of MBA program you've chosen...
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by jelt » Tue Feb 19, 2008 9:00 am
Depending on your race, country of origin and all that, there are also (very competitive!) external scholarships offered by some organisations. Forget about graduate school scholarships, though- they tend to give no love to business-school applicants.
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