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by vishi77 » Fri Jul 07, 2006 4:56 am
Hi,

I am a masters in Computer Science and working in an MNC in India.I am writting my GMAT this September. I have a serious problem for the funds and my UG score was very bad due to a family tragedy. If I see all my acumulated funds it's no more than 20,000 USD. Please guide me out for the selection of the MBA colleges. I would be very keen on the job which i get through the campus and have already loans for my family. Is there any place where I can look for? Please guide me out.

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Vishal
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by Stacy Blackman » Fri Jul 07, 2006 9:04 am
You may want to consider a part time program so that you can continue to work while you are in school, or perhaps go through a program that can be subsidized by your employer. Full time programs are very expensive; if you decide to go full time you can talk to your target schools regarding aid once you are admitted.
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