[nagpalkunal]

Originally Posted by mayank_rasu

Thanks Kunal, are you saying that these private lenders do not give loans without a US Cosigner?

Never said or meant that. They do. most schools have tie-ups with Citibank and/or BoA.

Cheers

[Azazel_666]

I'll be attending the Kelley school of Business at Indiana university this fall and we are getting a non co signed loan from the university. However the rates are quite high and works up to 10.5 % before LIBOR (which is currently at 2.39). This is still better than a indian loans and saves a lot of hassle in paperwork and red tape.

I believe even Emory has a similar program (last time i checked)

Cheers,
-Ashwin

[mayank_rasu]

This one may be music to your ears.

Chicago GSB which momentarily discontinued its international student loans programs has reinstated the facility albeit with a different partner.

Chicago GSB Clears Hurdles for International Students Seeking Loans » Clear Admit: MBA Admissions Consultants Blog

I absolutely love folks at Chicago GSB

[nagpalkunal]

Originally Posted by mayank_rasu

This one may be music to your ears.

Chicago GSB which momentarily discontinued its international student loans programs has reinstated the facility albeit with a different partner.

Chicago GSB Clears Hurdles for International Students Seeking Loans » Clear Admit: MBA Admissions Consultants Blog

I absolutely love folks at Chicago GSB

Minor correction: GSB did not discontinue its international student loan program. They just changed their lenders and dropped out of the school as lender program.

Cheers

[mayank_rasu]

Cornell - No Cosigner loan only upto the cost of tution
Stern - " " " "
Tepper - No loans without cosigner #%#@

[eric.segal1]

Originally Posted by mayank_rasu

Cornell - No Cosigner loan only upto the cost of tution
Stern - " " " "
Tepper - No loans without cosigner #%#@

Cornell- no co-signer loans ???????????????????
what does it mean......
do u wanna say ...no loans without cosigner or that cosigner is not necessary...
plz make it clear mate...

[mayank_rasu]

Originally Posted by eric.segal1

Cornell- no co-signer loans ???????????????????
what does it mean......
do u wanna say ...no loans without cosigner or that cosigner is not necessary...
plz make it clear mate...

Lol...sorry for confusing you.
In Cornell and in Stern you can get a "No-Cosigner-Loan" that is loan not requiring a co-signer, only upto the cost of tution. This means you can take around 40K $ per year in loans even if you dont have a co-signer. However, even by a frugal estimate you need a minimum of 60k per year.
Hope its clear now.

[LEO30]

The Colleges Offering "No Cosigner Loans" for the current batches:

London Business School
Harvard Business School
Wharton
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Mit Sloan
NYU-Stern.

IESE-SPAIN
IMD--(Limited Amount)
Yale SOM
Chicago Booth
Kellog

[Ding_exp]

Olin also provides loan to all international students without Cosigner. Its limited to providing support for the tuition expenses only

Originally Posted by LEO30

The Colleges Offering "No Cosigner Loans" for the current batches:

London Business School
Harvard Business School
Wharton
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Mit Sloan
NYU-Stern.

IESE-SPAIN
IMD--(Limited Amount)
Yale SOM
Chicago Booth
Kellog

[atouchofcrypticthunder]

Hey guys,

For those of you looking to understand what the final loan situation looks like for international students at top schools in the US check out my post on PG here (US MBA Loan and Re-Payment->Worth It? A Discussion)

While it does not have the rates being charged - I plan to update it to reflect the same.

Best,

Rosh