ALBA aims to attract the best applicants regardless of their ability to finance their education. For this reason, ALBA offers a limited number of scholarships to applicants who have demonstrated a strong academic performance and/or an excellent professional track record. Furthermore, there is also financial aid, available to those candidates who do not have enough funds to finance their studies. Scholarships and financial aid cover a portion of the cost of tuition.
In assessing your eligibility for scholarship or financial aid, the Admissions Committee will consider the following criteria:
- Scholarship based on academic performance and/or an excellent professional track record
- Financial Aid based on financial need
All students receiving scholarship are expected to maintain a cumulative point average of at least 3.0. If a scholarship recipient's grade point average (or CI) drops below 3.0 at the end of a term, then the scholarship is discontinued for the period until it becomes 3.0 or above. In that case the student has the obligation to pay an amount corresponding to that period.
Applicants who wish to apply for scholarship or financial aid must complete the relevant form and submit it to the ALBA MSc in Finance Office along with the application form.
For the Academic Year 2009 - 2010 we offer the following scholarships:
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ALBA-Koutsodontis Scholarship
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1 partial scholarship (50% of the total fees) to the KOUTSODONTIS Preparation Center student. To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants need a 600 minimum score at the GMAT.
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The Xenophon Zolotas Scholarship
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1 partial scholarship (50% of the total fees), in memory of the eminent Greek Economist. |
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The Theodoros B. Karatzas Scholarship
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1 partial scholarship (50% of the total fees), in memory of the late Governor of the National Bank of Greece. |
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The ALBA Financial Aid Program
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financial aid offerings or scholarships that cover 30%-50% of the total fees. |
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