Getting a loan

We are pleased to announce the Prodigy Finance Loan Programme, an innovative way of helping you finance your MBA or Full-time Masters in Finance programme at London Business School.

Prodigy Finance works with community stakeholders, primarily the School itself, but also other investors, to offer competitive rates to student from over 150 nationalities.

Once you have accepted a place on the London Business School MBA or Full-time MiF, you can apply directly through Prodigy's website. At this time, only accepted full-time MBA 2015 and MiFFT2014 students are eligible, and offers are dependent on the level of funds available. Prodigy Finance loans can only be used for tuition.

Please click here, to find out more about the terms and conditions and to apply for a loan from Prodigy Finance Ltd.

Prodigy Finance Ltd
Palladium House
1-4 Argyll Street
London W1F 7LD
United Kingdom
Company number 5912562
Consumer Credit License number 612713/1

* Declaration: An entity connected to London Business School is an investor in MBA Community Loans Plc. which provides the finance to fund the Prodigy Finance Loan Scheme. London Business School may therefore benefit from any lending under the Scheme.

Who's eligible? To qualify for a Career Development Loan, you must usually be an EU national resident in England, Scotland or Wales, with an unlimited right to remain in the United Kingdom (UK).

Find out more Further details are available at www.lifelonglearning.co.uk/cdl/

Who's eligible? To be eligible you must be:

• enrolled at least half time in an approved school such as London Business School
  
• a US citizen or national, or a permanent resident without conditions and with proper evidence of eligibility.

How to apply Please view the following documents for detailed information about how to apply: Direct Stafford Loan (download PDF 64KB) and Direct Plus Loan (download PDF 68KB).

Find out more http://www.studentaid.ed.gov/

Some loan schemes are restricted to a country or global region:

• The Americas (PDF document, 111kb)
• Asia and the Middle East (PDF document, 78kb)
• Europe and Uk (PDF document, 190kb)

Note: African countries, Australia and New Zealand have no national loan schemes. Students from these countries should contact their local banks and government offices for more information.

Take care

If you're considering applying for a loan, look carefully at the repayment commitment asked of you. Lenders ordinarily base their decisions and subsequent loan amounts on students' income and repayment capacity. Most lenders require some personal contribution and will provide a loan for part of your course costs only. Funding is not guaranteed as decisions are discretionary.