As I posted before, I just got accepted to grad school. I spoke with my advisor just now, and it looks like I'll need 15 classes to get my MBA. I got some classes waived due to my undergrad program, but not as many as I would've liked...Based on current 2007-08 tuition rates, 15 classes would be an equivalent of $9,630 for the entire program. Of course, year after year, tuition goes up so it'll likely be more than that. At least I don't have to fork over the entire amount at once. I signed on for 2 classes for my first semester which is $1,284 due by Dec 20! Ick. That's going to blow my Dec budget a little as I really didn't think I was starting school until next summer so I didn't have it in my budget for Dec. Oh, well... we'll make due. I'm just a tad disappointed that I didn't get more credit than that for my undergrad work because I really wanted my MBA within a year... but I just don't think I could handle more than 2 classes a semester and work full time too. Darn.
Financing Grad School
December 11th, 2006 at 07:34 pm
December 11th, 2006 at 07:41 pm 1165866087
Check it out through this link .
December 11th, 2006 at 08:53 pm 1165870426
I actually think it's better that you don't overload on classes each semester. May take longer, but with classes AND FT work, you will be swamped. Congrats and best wishes on your pursuit of the MBA!
December 19th, 2006 at 03:05 pm 1166540708