I am writing my story in detail. Please suggest, guide and inform who are in USA or Nepal about Graduate Colleges in USA. Actually, I finished my Bachelore's degree from Minnesota in 2004. My undergrad GPA is 2.2. Now I am in Nepal, working in a NGO. Now I want to apply and get admission in Graduate degree Masters program in USA for MBA. I dont want to take GMAT. So please give me some suggestion, guidance and cooperation to get admission and receive I-20 from one affordable University of USA which doesnt require GMAT. If anyone in USA or Nepal, any University representative and Consultancy can help me and I will pay the required amount to get my I-20. I want to get admission in this spring semester 2012. Please give me suggestion and guidance. I want to enroll in Masters program as soon as possible. Hope to hear from someone soon. Thanks Anepali Tel:9849267082 (Nepal cell phone)
a_nepali4 · Aug 30, 2011 5:00 AM · 11,065 views
try Lindenwood University, MO....go to Bradford consultancy at new baneswore...i graduated from this university....its affordable 'n its fast track mba...u can complete it in 1 yr ..honestly since u hv not so good gpa 'n no gmat , this is suitable university for u...they give scholarships 'n u can work parttime on campus 20-40 hours...'n all nepalese that i know who came to do masters in this university has graduated since its just a year 'n its affordable
texasranger · Aug 30, 2011 8:27 AM
Texas Ranger, Thanks for your info about Lindenwood University and Bradford Consultancy. I will contact to Bradford soon. Please write me if you know any other consultancies in Ktm and University where I can get my I-20 for MBA. I will very much appreciate your help and information. Take care Thanks, Anepali.
a_nepali4 · Sep 1, 2011 7:48 AM
you can also try Devry University but its quite expensive. Its actually cost you $2225+$80, every 2 months i.e 2 months equals one class (3 credits). You wont get any holidays. as soon as the one class ends after 2 months, you have to register for another class.
mba_tourist · Sep 1, 2011 9:52 PM
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