How I Went from Being A Full-Paying Student to Getting Into A Dual Master’s Program Abroad for Free
For clarification purposes, I didn’t have a fully-funded scholarship when I came to France to pursue a Master’s degree. But, I might be graduating with a double degree (if I survive this program) for a fraction of the cost. If you’re interested to know how to do this without being buried in crippling scholastic debt, read on.
It seems like yesterday when I came home from a normal day at work and my mother opened the idea of me going for a Master’s program abroad. I was in doubt because I didn’t think I could afford it yet, especially that I wanted to do it in France. Luckily enough, my grandmother, who just retired at that time, offered financial help so I could start the initial processes.
(Disclaimer: before you judge me, yes, it’s not for free and I am paying her back for it.)
That being said, let’s take a look at what most of us probably loathe the most — how much does it cost to study a Master’s degree in France?
The thing about France is that fully-funded scholarship opportunities are rare at business schools. And because I wanted to take up a Master in Management or MBA program, getting into one was…
