9 Prestigious MBA Programs Going Out of Their Way to Fight Student Debt

These programs have the opportunity to reap thousands of dollars in lifetime savings, and if you are fortunate enough to attend one of these exceptional institutions, it could really pay to take a closer look.
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An MBA is a versatile degree, and for those with somewhat less conventional career goals, there are some little-known opportunities available to help finance your education. For those who are considering careers in the non-profit or public sectors after business school, but are concerned with taking on loans, there are several business schools that offer repayment assistance options that can make an MBA make good business sense.

The business schools featured below provide assistance to their MBA graduates who are interested in public service careers, which tend to offer lower salaries than the private sector. As a reward for this sacrifice, these programs are willing to help eliminate or reduce repayment of incurred loans for several years after program completion.

Credible is committed to providing graduates with all of their options to help repay their student debt. These programs have the opportunity to reap thousands of dollars in lifetime savings, and if you are fortunate enough to attend one of these exceptional institutions, it could really pay to take a closer look. If public loan forgiveness is not the right option for you, but you are still searching for ways to save on your loans, refinancing may be another way to boost the ROI on your MBA.

Stay updated on all MBA repayment assistance programs and learn more about managing your student loans at Credible.

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