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    1 27-06-2012  02:21
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    Funding an MBA
    I am considering doing an MBA, however it will be my first degree, can I get a student loan for it?
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    2 27-06-2012  07:05
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    Re: Funding an MBA
    (Original post by yoda121)
    I am considering doing an MBA, however it will be my first degree, can I get a student loan for it?
    Probably not, because student loans are intended for first-time undergraduates, and an MBA isn't an undergraduate-level qualification.
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