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https://klimadao.medium.com/what-is-klima-dao-initial-discord-offering-5735c996c2ac
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Loans cover costs of study as well as living costs. I just graduated and maxed out the funds I could receive from the university. This included negotiating scholarships, holding 3 campus jobs. I still had time to attend all my classes, recruit and socialize. Happy to share details and discuss ideas if it helps.
That would be awesome
Do what you need to. I didn’t go to stern, but a lot of the students at the top business schools grew up wealthy *and* / or also worked in high-paying roles before b school and might not need loans. There’s not a one-size fits all approach. You have to do what you need to - be it taking out loans, using your savings or scholarships
Definitely don’t fit into that wealthy cohort
Congrats, also a Sternie here, in my 2nd year. I received a small scholarship but I am mainly maxing out on the loans. I’ve also been working full time, but there are paid opportunities you can go for as a Student Ambassador at Stern. NYU Stern is expensive so I recommend you have something on the side.
To that comment that your cohort might be coming from wealth, yes some will be. Like you I did not come from wealth. You can still do it, so don’t let that shake you.
I’m in the Executive MBA program, so my classes are Fridays and Saturdays, all day, which allows me to work a full 40hrs Mon-Thurs on class weeks. It’s an intense schedule, and only 2 years, just like the full time program.