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Hi everyone, https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ansar-basha-lavangiri-629b36241_hybrid-ms-scam-of-upgrad-part-1-activity-7254431674728382464-0Ro5?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop I want to share my personal experience with UpGrad and Golden Gate University’s hybrid MSBA program to raise awareness and hopefully help others avoid the same situation I found myself in. Last year, I enrolled in UpGrad’s hybrid MSBA program in collaboration with Golden Gate University, believing it was a great opportunity to get a U.S. degree at a more affordable price. However, it has been nothing but a nightmare, and I’m left with financial losses, wasted time, and immense stress. False Promises from UpGrad's Admission Counselor From the start, the admission counsellor at UpGrad assured me that I would face no issues securing an educational loan and U.S. student visa, even after I disclosed my educational gap and a previous U.S. visa refusal under section 214(b). They assured me these factors would not be a problem. However, after completing part of the online program, I was rejected for a loan due to my educational gap, and my entire plan to pursue the on-campus part in the U.S. collapsed. Loan Rejection and Visa Issues Before joining this program, I had successfully secured loans from Prodigy Finance and MPower Finance for another U.S. university program, so I trusted UpGrad when they promised everything would go smoothly. But I was misled. After spending significant time and money, I found out I wasn’t eligible for any loan this time due to my academic history, something they blatantly ignored during the admission process. On top of that, despite my repeated requests for confirmation, UpGrad kept assuring me that I would get admitted for the May 2024 intake, only for me to find out much later that my admission was actually for Fall 2024 – a completely different timeline that added more complications. Expensive and Poor-Quality Program I paid around ₹4,00,000 for the program, but I later discovered that the course content was nowhere near worth the price. Many other universities, including AACSB-accredited institutions, offer similar or better programs at much lower costs. I also realized that Golden Gate University isn’t AACSB accredited, which makes it difficult to transfer credits to other reputable institutions. The online content provided by UpGrad wasn’t any better than the free tutorials available on YouTube or Coursera. Mismanagement of Visa Application Assistance UpGrad also charged a whopping ₹1,00,000 for visa assistance and English proficiency tests. Shockingly, the people responsible for visa assistance had no professional experience in handling visa applications. They even asked for my personal login credentials to fill out the DS-160 visa form, which should never happen. This was highly unprofessional and against standard procedures. Empty Promises and Threats from UpGrad When I tried to raise these issues with UpGrad, they offered no solution. Instead, their grievance redressal officer threatened me with lawsuits and defamation claims when I asked for a refund or to resolve the situation fairly. I also found out that UpGrad had run similar scams in the past, leaving hundreds of students in the lurch. Only One Student Got a Visa, Others Are Struggling In my batch, only one student managed to get a visa and travel to the U.S. The rest of us are stuck in limbo, facing loan rejections, program delays, and broken promises. What You Should Know UpGrad and Golden Gate University’s MSBA program is misleading and overpriced. They don’t properly evaluate your profile for loan eligibility or visa considerations. The visa assistance and English proficiency services are unprofessional and overly expensive. They use false promises to get you to enrol, only to later backtrack on everything they say. You may face loan rejection and find yourself financially stranded without a way to complete the program. If you are considering enrolling in any program with UpGrad or Golden Gate University, please do thorough research, ask tough questions, and don’t trust their promises without seeing everything in writing. This experience has been a nightmare, and I hope no one else has to go through the same ordeal. Has anyone else had similar issues with UpGrad or other EdTech companies? Please share your experiences! TL;DR: Enrolled in UpGrad’s hybrid MSBA program with Golden Gate University. Misled by admission counsellors on loan eligibility and visa application. Paid huge fees for subpar content and unprofessional services. Got rejected for a loan due to an educational gap, and now I can’t complete the program in the U.S. UpGrad is refusing a refund and even threatening me with legal action. Beware! my_qualifications: Commerce submitted by /u/Same_Midnight_7975 to r/IntltoUSA [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ansar-basha-lavangiri-629b36241\_hybrid-ms-scam-of-upgrad-part-1-activity-7254431674728382464-0Ro5?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=member\_desktop I want to share my personal experience with UpGrad and Golden Gate University’s hybrid MSBA program to raise awareness and hopefully help others avoid the same situation I found myself in. Last year, I enrolled in UpGrad’s hybrid MSBA program in collaboration with Golden Gate University, believing it was a great opportunity to get a U.S. degree at a more affordable price. However, it has been nothing but a nightmare, and I’m left with financial losses, wasted time, and immense stress. False Promises from UpGrad's Admission Counselor From the start, the admission counsellor at UpGrad assured me that I would face no issues securing an educational loan and U.S. student visa, even after I disclosed my educational gap and a previous U.S. visa refusal under section 214(b). They assured me these factors would not be a problem. However, after completing part of the online program, I was rejected for a loan due to my educational gap, and my entire plan to pursue the on-campus part in the U.S. collapsed. Loan Rejection and Visa Issues Before joining this program, I had successfully secured loans from Prodigy Finance and MPower Finance for another U.S. university program, so I trusted UpGrad when they promised everything would go smoothly. But I was misled. After spending significant time and money, I found out I wasn’t eligible for any loan this time due to my academic history, something they blatantly ignored during the admission process. On top of that, despite my repeated requests for confirmation, UpGrad kept assuring me that I would get admitted for the May 2024 intake, only for me to find out much later that my admission was actually for Fall 2024 – a completely different timeline that added more complications. Expensive and Poor-Quality Program I paid around ₹4,00,000 for the program, but I later discovered that the course content was nowhere near worth the price. Many other universities, including AACSB-accredited institutions, offer similar or better programs at much lower costs. I also realized that Golden Gate University isn’t AACSB accredited, which makes it difficult to transfer credits to other reputable institutions. The online content provided by UpGrad wasn’t any better than the free tutorials available on YouTube or Coursera. Mismanagement of Visa Application Assistance UpGrad also charged a whopping ₹1,00,000 for visa assistance and English proficiency tests. Shockingly, the people responsible for visa assistance had no professional experience in handling visa applications. They even asked for my personal login credentials to fill out the DS-160 visa form, which should never happen. This was highly unprofessional and against standard procedures. Empty Promises and Threats from UpGrad When I tried to raise these issues with UpGrad, they offered no solution. Instead, their grievance redressal officer threatened me with lawsuits and defamation claims when I asked for a refund or to resolve the situation fairly. I also found out that UpGrad had run similar scams in the past, leaving hundreds of students in the lurch. Only One Student Got a Visa, Others Are Struggling In my batch, only one student managed to get a visa and travel to the U.S. The rest of us are stuck in limbo, facing loan rejections, program delays, and broken promises. What You Should Know UpGrad and Golden Gate University’s MSBA program is misleading and overpriced. They don’t properly evaluate your profile for loan eligibility or visa considerations. The visa assistance and English proficiency services are unprofessional and overly expensive. They use false promises to get you to enrol, only to later backtrack on everything they say. You may face loan rejection and find yourself financially stranded without a way to complete the program. If you are considering enrolling in any program with UpGrad or Golden Gate University, please do thorough research, ask tough questions, and don’t trust their promises without seeing everything in writing. This experience has been a nightmare, and I hope no one else has to go through the same ordeal. Has anyone else had similar issues with UpGrad or other EdTech companies? Please share your experiences! TL;DR: Enrolled in UpGrad’s hybrid MSBA program with Golden Gate University. Misled by admission counsellors on loan eligibility and visa application. Paid huge fees for subpar content and unprofessional services. Got rejected for a loan due to an educational gap, and now I can’t complete the program in the U.S. UpGrad is refusing a refund and even threatening me with legal action. Beware! my_qualifications: Commerce submitted by /u/Same_Midnight_7975 to r/gradadmissions [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ansar-basha-lavangiri-629b36241_hybrid-ms-scam-of-upgrad-part-1-activity-7254431674728382464-0Ro5?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop I want to share my personal experience with UpGrad and Golden Gate University’s hybrid MSBA program to raise awareness and hopefully help others avoid the same situation I found myself in. Last year, I enrolled in UpGrad’s hybrid MSBA program in collaboration with Golden Gate University, believing it was a great opportunity to get a U.S. degree at a more affordable price. However, it has been nothing but a nightmare, and I’m left with financial losses, wasted time, and immense stress. False Promises from UpGrad's Admission Counselor From the start, the admission counsellor at UpGrad assured me that I would face no issues securing an educational loan and U.S. student visa, even after I disclosed my educational gap and a previous U.S. visa refusal under section 214(b). They assured me these factors would not be a problem. However, after completing part of the online program, I was rejected for a loan due to my educational gap, and my entire plan to pursue the on-campus part in the U.S. collapsed. Loan Rejection and Visa Issues Before joining this program, I had successfully secured loans from Prodigy Finance and MPower Finance for another U.S. university program, so I trusted UpGrad when they promised everything would go smoothly. But I was misled. After spending significant time and money, I found out I wasn’t eligible for any loan this time due to my academic history, something they blatantly ignored during the admission process. On top of that, despite my repeated requests for confirmation, UpGrad kept assuring me that I would get admitted for the May 2024 intake, only for me to find out much later that my admission was actually for Fall 2024 – a completely different timeline that added more complications. Expensive and Poor-Quality Program I paid around ₹4,00,000 for the program, but I later discovered that the course content was nowhere near worth the price. Many other universities, including AACSB-accredited institutions, offer similar or better programs at much lower costs. I also realized that Golden Gate University isn’t AACSB accredited, which makes it difficult to transfer credits to other reputable institutions. The online content provided by UpGrad wasn’t any better than the free tutorials available on YouTube or Coursera. Mismanagement of Visa Application Assistance UpGrad also charged a whopping ₹1,00,000 for visa assistance and English proficiency tests. Shockingly, the people responsible for visa assistance had no professional experience in handling visa applications. They even asked for my personal login credentials to fill out the DS-160 visa form, which should never happen. This was highly unprofessional and against standard procedures. Empty Promises and Threats from UpGrad When I tried to raise these issues with UpGrad, they offered no solution. Instead, their grievance redressal officer threatened me with lawsuits and defamation claims when I asked for a refund or to resolve the situation fairly. I also found out that UpGrad had run similar scams in the past, leaving hundreds of students in the lurch. Only One Student Got a Visa, Others Are Struggling In my batch, only one student managed to get a visa and travel to the U.S. The rest of us are stuck in limbo, facing loan rejections, program delays, and broken promises. What You Should Know UpGrad and Golden Gate University’s MSBA program is misleading and overpriced. They don’t properly evaluate your profile for loan eligibility or visa considerations. The visa assistance and English proficiency services are unprofessional and overly expensive. They use false promises to get you to enrol, only to later backtrack on everything they say. You may face loan rejection and find yourself financially stranded without a way to complete the program. If you are considering enrolling in any program with UpGrad or Golden Gate University, please do thorough research, ask tough questions, and don’t trust their promises without seeing everything in writing. This experience has been a nightmare, and I hope no one else has to go through the same ordeal. Has anyone else had similar issues with UpGrad or other EdTech companies? Please share your experiences! TL;DR: Enrolled in UpGrad’s hybrid MSBA program with Golden Gate University. Misled by admission counsellors on loan eligibility and visa application. Paid huge fees for subpar content and unprofessional services. Got rejected for a loan due to an educational gap, and now I can’t complete the program in the U.S. UpGrad is refusing a refund and even threatening me with legal action. Beware! my_qualifications: Commerce submitted by /u/Same_Midnight_7975 to r/Indians_StudyAbroad [link] [comments]

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