S
smcgiff
Guest
I’ve a choice between doing an MBA for €10K (Oxford Brookes University) or €30k (Manchester Business School). To put it into perspective MBS’s MBA is ranked 22 in the world, whereas Trinity is 70th. Oxford Brookes isn’t ranked in the top 100.
Either way it’s mad money – but it’s quite probably the final education achievement I will be attempting in my life, so why not.
The MBS MBA would require approx €7k to be paid every six months for two years. My wife is starting 2nd year of her college course in a few weeks time. She finishes in 2 years time and will hopefully be a primary teacher.
To maintain our lifestyle while I take the MBS MBA I would ideally like to get a loan account where the bank would allow me to draw down €7k initially and then the balance over the next 2 years as required. I would then start paying the principle back in 2 years time. I wouldn’t mind paying interest in the mean time. This is a part-time/distance learning course and I would continue to work during this time.
Conservatively, assuming my wife gets the job she hopes for and I’m in my current position (i.e. without benefit of having an MBA and a new job) our combined NET income would be 80k+ per annum.
Do you know of any bank that would help finance this? I wouldn’t want to pay a sub-prime interest rate. My credit history is unblemished, and don't have much existing credit o/s except for a €200k mortgage.
Either way it’s mad money – but it’s quite probably the final education achievement I will be attempting in my life, so why not.
The MBS MBA would require approx €7k to be paid every six months for two years. My wife is starting 2nd year of her college course in a few weeks time. She finishes in 2 years time and will hopefully be a primary teacher.
To maintain our lifestyle while I take the MBS MBA I would ideally like to get a loan account where the bank would allow me to draw down €7k initially and then the balance over the next 2 years as required. I would then start paying the principle back in 2 years time. I wouldn’t mind paying interest in the mean time. This is a part-time/distance learning course and I would continue to work during this time.
Conservatively, assuming my wife gets the job she hopes for and I’m in my current position (i.e. without benefit of having an MBA and a new job) our combined NET income would be 80k+ per annum.
Do you know of any bank that would help finance this? I wouldn’t want to pay a sub-prime interest rate. My credit history is unblemished, and don't have much existing credit o/s except for a €200k mortgage.