I’m in the LA area, and if I decided to go to a public school for my MBA (UCLA or UC Irvine), approximately how much debt would I be in after the two years?
Some details:
I would go full-time.
I would pay for the whole thing myself (no employer assistance).
I would use loans for everything including most living expenses.
Has anyone gone to or going to these schools? How much debt are you looking at? What types of loans did you have, what interest rate?
Thanks.
it basically depends on how much money you borrow, your credit rating, and the terms of the loan.
January 9th, 2010 at 5:39 am
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