Grand Valley State University

The University of Arkansas is cheaper for in-state students compared to Grand Valley State University, while Grand Valley State University is cheaper for out-of-state students. Here are the tuition fees for both universities:
University of Arkansas:
In-state tuition and fees: $9,748
Out-of-state tuition and fees: $28,772
Net price after aid: $18,755 for in-state students and $40,735 for out-of-state students

Grand Valley State University:
In-state tuition: $13,560
Out-of-state tuition: $19,296
Net price after aid: $16,865 on average

MBA graduates from Grand Valley state University can go into careers such as transportation, storage, and logistics, as well as finance, marketing, and management. The graduates of the Executive M.B.A. programme can pursue leadership positions in various industries, including healthcare, finance, and technology. The GVSU Career Center also offers a wide variety of events, workshops, and career fairs to help students successfully land a job after graduation. The average starting salary for MBA graduates from Grand Valley State University is USD 71,211/INR 59 L.

*USD/INR = 82.85 

For executive M.B.A. Program, a bachelor's degree and at least five years of significant professional experience is required, and for Seidman Professional M.B.A. Program, a bachelor's degree and at least three years of relevant professional experience is required for consideration at Grand Valley state University. Also, a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 is required in all 600-level courses that fulfill graduation requirements for the executive M.B.A. No transfer credits are accepted for the M.B.A. programme (s).

Grand Valley state University was recognised as one of the best universities to earn a Master of Business Administration (MBA). GVSU has also been ranked No. 208 (tie) in Part-time MBA by US News. However, students have mixed opinions on GVSU. Some appreciate the nice campus, holistic learning experience with real-world applications, small class sizes,  modern facilities, good teacher-student ratio, and extracurricular opportunities. However, there are also negative opinions regarding systemic issues and upper-level administration. 

Here are some factors to consider when making your decision:
Pros of on-campus life:
Offers unique social experiences, such as participating in campus events and meeting new people
Provides readily available academic resources and support
Convenient dining options
Eliminates the need to pay multiple bills, as utilities and other expenses are typically included in the on-campus housing fees

Pros of off-campus life:
May save money on food and other living expenses
Offers more privacy and space
Allows students to avoid health problems related to unhealthy dining options or lack of exercise
Gives students more flexibility and independence

To obtain a J visa for studying at Grand Valley State University, Indian students need to provide the following documents during the visa application process: A valid passport,  SEVIS fee receipt (Indian students must pay the required SEVIS fee, which is a mandatory $350 fee imposed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for F-1 students and a mandatory $220 fee for J-1 students), Admissions letter,  I-20 immigration form,  Proof of financial support,  Original bank statement:  You may also need to provide other documents, such as academic transcripts, and proof of ties to your home country.

For undergraduate study, Indian students must submit their application by May 1 for the fall semester (August start date) and by October 15 for the winter semester (January start date) if they are outside of the US (international students).

If they are inside the US (domestic students), the deadline is July 1 for the fall semester and December 1 for the winter semester. For graduate study, the deadline for the fall semester is July 1, and the deadline for the winter semester is December 1.