She explained that she's simply fighting for her dream.
\n\nAn Indonesian woman was accepted into a master's programme with the Singapore Management University (SMU).
\n\nUnlike most prospective students, she took to the internet to look for sponsors.
\n\nHowever, responses were mixed, and she was met with both support and heavy criticism.
\n\nOn Instagram and Threads, Evelyn Clarissa Siregar, 28, made a post on Sep. 20 2026 to seek funding for her Master in Business Administration (MBA) programme.
\n\nIn the post, she explained how she accepted an offer for SMU's Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme, to begin in January 2027.
\n\nShe managed to obtain an SMU ASEAN Discount of S$3,000 on the tuition fees.
\n\nHowever, this was still a small fraction of the total amount of S$82,840.
\n\nAs such, she decided to ask for help.
\n\nShe admitted that she could not pay back her sponsors in money, but stated that she could offer her "skills and experiences".
\n\nShe then detailed her past experience in sales and content creation for brands.
\n\nNoting that she was in her 20s, without a husband nor kids, she declared, "I have absolutely nothing preventing me from soaring high except for the funding".
\n\n"This request for…
Original source: https://mothership.sg/
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