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by Azizakaria » Sun Aug 16, 2015 7:39 am
hello,

i have have a budget of 17,000 Euro and i want to do an MBA i don't know, how to choose as already all the schools that my fit my budget isn't ranked, or have a good accreditation also i don't know where to do, France or uk i'm also considering the cost of living in both country, but the most important is to choose the right place, as this budget is alot for me and i don't want to lose this money in bad program.
please help with schools name or advices on where is the best place to search or best city to study.

thanks and appreciate any help
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by Michael@VeritasPrep » Sat Sep 19, 2015 4:24 pm
I wouldn't start your search with a budget in mind. First, figure out what you want to do after the program. Then, find the schools that match that criteria. Only then, figure out if it fits into your budget. If you start with the budget first, you might find an affordable school, but one that doesn't match what you want. In which case the money was wasted.
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