Showing posts with label Financing MBA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Financing MBA. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2011

Back with a surprise!!


Hello my dearest readers (hope i can still say that!)

If you hear people saying that business school life is tough, I would say that’s a serious understatement. B-school life is notorious! My b-school life started in September 2010 and as a proof of the notorious schedule I haven’t posted a single blog post since then. Now after two and a half terms into the MBA, I am getting a feeling that the schedule is easing a bit and hence my decision to get back to blogging!

But i promised in the title for a surprise..... (drum rolls....) I have started a brand new self hosted blog! You can access my new web space at www.harikrish.com. The blog is relatively new so there are not many posts yet but i have a feeling that my past readers would like the 2 latest posts (this and this). These two posts are basically a two part series of my 8 months of business school experience! I have many more exciting and interesting posts coming up (more often than last time - that's a promise). So please feel free to visit, subscribe and post your valuable comments and feedback on my new blog!!

I am not going to close this blog down - not a chance. I hope this blog might still help some of the future MBA aspirants. The new blog would serve as an information source (at least that's the intention!) for people in b-schools, MBAs, aspiring MBAs or for anybody just looking to read about interesting stuff related to business, tech, social media, internet and the world around me!
So i ask of you dear readers and subscribers to extend the same level of support you gave me, to help me put together this new blog!

Muchas Gracias!!

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Committed!

Yesterday I parted with 5000 euros. Ironically, I'm happy about it. This money went straight to IESE Business school towards the deposit and now I'm committed.

One other great thing about IESE is its Global loan program. IESE in partnership with Banco Sabadell (a leading bank in Spain) offers a global loan to any student who has been accepted without the need for a co-signer. This loan covers the entire tuition fees excluding the deposit. This is a big relief for international students and especially at these times when getting a loan without a co-signer can be a pain in the rear.

Now I need to (try) to save as much as possible and may be take some loan from a local bank or family to cover my living expenses while I'm in Spain. For the past 3 years, with a steady income, I've been living a pretty decent life and the thought of loosing that income really scares me. But what the heck. I've been in this situation before and I know that i can handle it.

Anyways, if anybody feels generous enough to help me out with some $$ please drop me a line. :)