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<p>You might not be trying to, but you are coming off as being an extremely entitled person. If you keep an attitude like that, you will A) fit in quite well at an Ivy and B) not get the most useful responses from this board. Just my $0.02.</p>
<p>You need to learn a bit about finances as well. Being low income has zero impact on you being able to afford a college education. It is an excuse with no basis; anyone can take out student loans to go to college. You need to make sure your major and college choice result in exit opportunities if you take on debt to finance college, but it is easily justifiable if you take the right approach.</p>
<p>Lastly, your parents are not the people to finance an MBA. Go look in the mirror–that is who will be financing an MBA. For the elite programs, you need about 4-5 years of work experience, so you are trying to plan almost a decade into the future right now. Just relax for a moment. (1 year of HS + 4 years undergraduate + 4-5 years of work experience). </p>
<p>Just as with undergrad, you can take out student loans for an MBA. If fact, most people probably do unless their employer pays for it. Having an entitled approach of “I am a low-income hispanic that is intelligent, therefore, I deserve a free education” is not going to give a good impression of yourself in life.</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>