Funding By Competitive Selection

This funding category bears some similarity with an MBA or Graduate program application, because it involves a series of tests or other criteria, depending on the type of target opportunity and the organization that offers it. Every year, foundations, governments and associations make funding available for students seeking funding. Remarkably, much of these funds go unclaimed, though, because applicants are either unaware of them, or mistakenly believe they have no chance at winning them.

We know first-hand how to become short-listed or selected to receive these funds, and as importantly, can advise you on how  to position yourself to do the same. Our approaches cover specific opportunities in which we specialize, as well as individualized strategies we deploy on your behalf for any funding opportunity you would like us to help you explore.


Funding By Loans

Business and other advanced profession-oriented education is, while expensive, a sound investment. Within a year of completing your first year of post-MBA employment, you are likely to have made enough money to pay down 20% to 40% of your loan balance. Via some professions, such as finance or engineering in particular, your burden could be eliminated within that year. It is not surprise, then, that most business schools offer financial assistance mainly in the form of loans arranged in coordination with banks.

School-based Funding

However, loans are not the only way to go. There are a handful of scholarships and fellowships available, depending on the university, and that funding is usually merit or need-based. You are automatically considered for these funding opportunities.