Access this free webinar recording with the HHL Program Consultant and partners
The best investment is the one in your education. We are convinced that a Master’s degree from a business school like HHL pays off and is worth every penny. The stats of our employment reports are proof of that, too. But let’s not be scared of the real talk: financing your studies (abroad) can be a big challenge. To support our applicants we offer cooperations with various financing partners. In this webinar, two of our partners will introduce themselves: Brain Capital and Prodigy Finance. On top, representatives of the organizations will present opportunities for student loans.
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5 Key Takeaways of this Webinar
What the video recording is about:
- Financing Options at HHL: our HHL program consultant outlines multiple financing strategies for master’s studies at HHL, including early bird rates, HHL scholarships, and external scholarships from entities like DAAD and private foundations.
- Brain Capital: explains their income share agreement model, which covers tuition fees with no repayment required until the student earns a minimum income post-graduation. This model provides flexibility, including options for partial financing and combining with other scholarships.
- Prodigy Finance: discusses their loan options for international students. Prodigy offers loans without co-signers or collateral, assesses students based on potential, and provides funding directly to the university, with repayment starting six months after graduation.
- Tax Advantages: There are potential tax benefits for students who stay and work in Germany post-graduation. Costs related to studies, such as tuition fees, loan interest, work equipment, and commuting expenses, can be tax-deductible.
- Application Process and Eligibility: Both Brain Capital and Prodigy Finance detail their application processes, required documents, and eligibility criteria. Brain Capital focuses on EU and select other nationals, while Prodigy Finance supports a broader range of international students.
