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Finally received your admit letter for your dream Masters programme abroad? Congratulations! All that hard work paid off! After all the hard work and a long, anxious wait, you can almost breathe a sigh of relief. But, then there is the cost Perhaps the biggest stumbling block you’ll face now is the steep cost of … Read more
Just received your Admit Letter for a Masters in the US? Congratulations! You’re on your way to your dream school. No matter how much time you put into your application, that admit letter is only the beginning. There are several more steps you need to take including getting your U.S. study visa. If you’re planning … Read more
Graduate school is almost always a good idea – studies consistently show that attaining a Masters degree significantly increases lifetime earnings. But, graduate school education isn’t cheap. Whether you’re pursuing an MBA or another Masters Degree, you’ll probably need a loan to finance your studies. Fortunately, you’ll find educational loans are readily available.
Chloë Foden, Head of Marketing at Prodigy Finance, wraps up the 3-part series on international MBA loans by covering the MBA financing options for Indian students and the differences between getting an education loan for overseas studies from Indian banks versus approaching an international lender like Prodigy Finance. In this post, Chloë invites Padmapriya (Indian … Read more
When an internationally reputed university has admitted you into their top ranked MBA program after a grueling admissions process, why don’t international student loan providers keep it simple and approve the entire loan that you requested for? If you’ve been denied a student loan, chances are that the lending company behaved like a responsible lender … Read more
Editor’s note: Each season we help many Indian (and a few international) applicants crack into the best universities in the world. But not everyone is able to attend those programs. This year we saw 2 such cases where the international applicants (from the UK and Africa) got into good programs, but lost the opportunity to … Read more