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($) U.S. schools that offer no-cosigner loans for international students

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This post was published in 2014. We believe it is still accurate, however you need to check with each school specifically on its current funding options.

Following up our exhortation to look at the financial side of business school now – before you apply – you should also be aware of the ease with which you can expect to get a loan for your MBA. After the economy fell apart in 2008 due to the proliferation of subprime mortgages, all sorts…

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  1. Hello! Many thanks for this really helpful post. I just wanted to highlight something I stumbled across while researching loan programs at Kellogg which was a big relief.
    Kellogg has an option for international students that might work out – they have a loan program which allows an international co-signer. Check it out – http://www.northwestern.edu/sfs/loan_instruc_info/private_loans.html
    (The one I am referring to is the NU loan)

    Cheers