[Gaya3CAT2009]

Hello All-

Can any1 gimme the list of colleges/Universities in US which provide scholarship?
Its fine if the colleges fall under middle level.
Let me if any links or info somewhere online or somebody did search on this.

Thanks in Advance!

[coolmayank123]

Originally Posted by Gaya3CAT2009

Hello All-

Can any1 gimme the list of colleges/Universities in US which provide scholarship?
Its fine if the colleges fall under middle level.
Let me if any links or info somewhere online or somebody did search on this.

Thanks in Advance!

Every college in the world offers scholarship...the idea is are u amongst the best who receive an admit (in the eyes of the admissions committee)...if yes...u will receive a schol.

Though the top notch colleges offer mostly need based scholarships because they know that they are gud enough nt to be rejected basis scholarship amount.

Nonetheless, basis common knowledge, the lower u go in the rankings the more the chances of getting a scholarship.

[Gaya3CAT2009]

Originally Posted by coolmayank123

Every college in the world offers scholarship...the idea is are u amongst the best who receive an admit (in the eyes of the admissions committee)...if yes...u will receive a schol.

Though the top notch colleges offer mostly need based scholarships because they know that they are gud enough nt to be rejected basis scholarship amount.

Nonetheless, basis common knowledge, the lower u go in the rankings the more the chances of getting a scholarship.

Thanks Mayank for the Info!
However I'm confused with your last statment
Could you pls clarify?

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Got this mail from Simon ......

While we are aware that you previously informed the Simon School of your intent not to enroll, we wanted to make certain you were aware of recent developments that will likely make it easier for international students to finance their graduate management education at the University of Rochester.

The Simon School has been actively seeking new financing options for recently admitted and continuing students. This International Student Loan Program (ISLP) is primarily geared toward students who may not have access to co-signer loan options. The loan product currently being explored is complex, and requires a significant amount of due diligence by both the Simon and University Finance offices, as well at the University attorney’s office. While actual terms and conditions are being negotiated and reviewed, we hope to soon announce that a formal agreement has been signed after senior university leadership has given final approval to move forward. Further details will be shared with all interested parties as soon as available, and we are projecting to have this information by the end of June.

In the event that this information impacts your decision-making for graduate study, please let us know, and we will send you formal details on the ISLP as soon as it is officially approved by the University of Rochester. Admission staff members are also available for advising on an individual basis if preferred. If your decision is not impacted by the above-mentioned information, I wish you the best in your graduate study plans!

[LEO30]

Originally Posted by Gaya3CAT2009

Thanks Mayank for the Info!
However I'm confused with your last statment
Could you pls clarify?

As "coolmayank123" mentioned, almost all Business schools offer scholarships, bursaries or fellowships. But at the same time, they are highly competitive. These scholarships are very few and you can't just rely on them.

On the other hand, the higher you move in the ranking, colleges have more number of scholarships but tougher to get these scholarships since quality of competition increases. While a college with lower ranking may have less number of scholarships but easier to get one.

Again it all depends on your profile and colleges you aiming at. You can also take into consideration "Loans" without the need of US Cosigner to finance your course, though only top Schools provide such loans..!!