ASU
I was thinking about it.... I've got in's at ASU and Thunderbird.
I'm going to a Kaplan Session today to lean about the GMAT.
If you don't mind me asking.....
Where did you undergrad?
What was your GPA?
What did you get on the GMAT?
How many times did you take the GMAT?
How would you describe the application process?
What program did you select? (Night, Weekend, Full)
If I decide to do this I might have to switch jobs. My company pays dick for post graduate education.
I'm going to a Kaplan Session today to lean about the GMAT.
If you don't mind me asking.....
Where did you undergrad?
What was your GPA?
What did you get on the GMAT?
How many times did you take the GMAT?
How would you describe the application process?
What program did you select? (Night, Weekend, Full)
If I decide to do this I might have to switch jobs. My company pays dick for post graduate education.
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Originally Posted by SPLNDID,Apr 13 2006, 09:37 PM
Congrats, by the way!...
MBA is a splendid degree considering the offshoring of manufacturing, engineering, and technical labor.
MBA is a splendid degree considering the offshoring of manufacturing, engineering, and technical labor.
Didn't you tell me FSU is awesome, and ASU sucked?....You need an "in" to go to ASU?
MBAs are dime a dozen these days, understand that just because you have an education doesn't guarantee you a well paying job. Most of MBA school is networking and making friends....so you have a deep bench to call on when you need a job.
If you do what you love, the money will come.
Good luck with Thunderbird, you need to have a second language and a desire to work abroad, possibly experience in doing so already. Del went there and she had already studied Chinese in Taiwan/China for a few years.
Thunderbird is like $20K a semester....not sure if they allow you to work during school.
MBAs are dime a dozen these days, understand that just because you have an education doesn't guarantee you a well paying job. Most of MBA school is networking and making friends....so you have a deep bench to call on when you need a job.
If you do what you love, the money will come.
Good luck with Thunderbird, you need to have a second language and a desire to work abroad, possibly experience in doing so already. Del went there and she had already studied Chinese in Taiwan/China for a few years.
Thunderbird is like $20K a semester....not sure if they allow you to work during school.


