Which business schools give the most scholarships?

I'm considering a business major and I'm curious about which business schools are known for offering generous scholarships. Are there specific schools that are especially good at providing financial aid for students? Any advice would be helpful!

Sure, I'd be happy to help guide you through this! Generally, most business schools offer some form of scholarships, either merit-based or need-based, to their students. However, the amount and availability may vary quite significantly.

For instance, the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania has several scholarship opportunities for its undergraduates, with more than 20% of Wharton undergraduates receiving a university grant with an average grant of nearly $50,000. At the same time, Wharton offers a number of other fellowships and grants based on a range of criteria, such as entrepreneurial spirit, leadership, community service, among others.

Over at the University of Michigan, the Ross School of Business also provides a number of scholarships. The Ross BBA Scholars Program is a particularly notable one, which offers a full-tuition scholarship renewable for all four years of attendance.

The Kelley School of Business at Indiana University is known for its Dean's Scholarship and Selective Scholarship, both of which can cover a large portion of tuition. They also have other scholarships available for specific student circumstances.

MIT Sloan also offers need-based scholarships to help cover the cost of their undergraduate business program, while Olin Business School at Washington University in St. Louis has Merit Scholarships that can cover full or partial tuition.

Always remember, when considering a business school and its scholarships, you'll want to take into account not only the size of the scholarship but also the cost of attendance, the return on investment from that particular school, and, of course, if the academic and cultural environment is a good fit for you. Hope this helps!