business school finances

Hi, I was just wondering about something....when your analyst contract is over after the 2 years and its time to go to business school, do most people pay their way through B school or are most associates compensated for their tuition expenses....If the latter happens how do you guys think it works...I have heard some stories of people who went to the same firm they worked for as analysts and they got a full cost compensation...not too sure about the rest though...

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consulting cos often pay. it's rare in banking adn non existant in s&t. you owe them a number of years afterwards or you pay back the amount they paid

 

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