Future MBA Girl

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Thursday, March 18, 2004

Hey fellow bloggers - I was looking at Tad Holbie's blog, and I think we may need to add a disclaimer to the MBA Advice blog. We live in letigious society, I would hate for what is our idea of helpful advice to come back to bite us in the ass. Just an idea...

# posted by FMGirl @ 2:07 PM

My Results (Spring 2004)

Stanford (R1) - ding no interview
University of Texas (Rolling)- ding with interview
University of Michigan (R2) - accepted!
New York University - Stern (R2) - accepted!
Wharton (R2) - attending!!

Scholarship, Fellowships, and Grant Resources

So you're thinking of heading to business school, but you're worried about all that debt. Never fear, there is A LOT of money out there. You just have to find it. If you are willing to invest a substantial amount of time(several hours) to find essentially free money, the benefits to your bank account can be tremendous. Here are a few resources to get you started.

Fundsnet Scholarship and Financial Aid Search US Government's E-Scholar Site Studentawards.com - free scholarship search service Graduate Fellowship Database FastWeb - free scholarship search Campusprogram.com's MBA Scholarships and Financial Aid

Some Other Resources I've Used

Girl MBA Power

Let's hear it for Women MBA Bloggers! No offense to all the boy MBA bloggists that I love (and I do love yâall), but us girls, we gotta stick together!

Catherine Wharton '06 - Represent!!! The Tigres Tuck '06 Reflection Class of 2007 applicant

Brit Chick Class of 2007 applicant

Aileen Tang Wharton â05 one of my WWW cohort leaders!!

Helen Chiang Wharton â05 - a Whartonite AND a native Texan

LiA another Class of 2007 applicant

Diana LozanoOlin â05

DeeColumbia â06

Willy Nilly INSEAD '06 MBA Herald Michigan '06 Lisa Jane - Something Meaningful Wharton '06 - Girl, Represent!! Wake Chick Class of 2007 applicant Dirty_Martini Class of 2007 applicant Classy 'N Fun Class of 2007 applicant

Whartonites

More Wharton Perspectives

Dmitry Hella Jeamish J.P. Ryan Sachin Vele Wharton Student Diaries