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Life After Grad School Doesn’t Have To Be That Painful

Life After Grad School Doesn’t Have To Be That Painful

by Robyn Armes on 04. Aug, 2009 in Uncategorized

When you’re unemployed and desperately searching for work—and your student loans are already in repayment—it makes you wonder exactly why you’re paying those bills. While some may follow the lead of a woman who sued to get her tuition back, there are other avenues to securing income and making ends meet. The Job Search  Searching [...]

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MBA Live 2K09

by Rommel Garcia on 17. Feb, 2009 in Uncategorized

As young professionals, we face the question of whether or not to attend business school. The coveted MBA supposedly opens doors, offers unique networking opportunities and improves your value proposition as a job applicant. While all three points are worthy of universal truth status, the decision-making process does not get any easier.

 

I am a part-time MBA student at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and I faced the same decision during the halcyon days of 2006, in addition to the decision between the part-time and full-time programs. Over the course of this year, I’ll be penning a series of posts that compare and contrast the full-time and part-time MBA experiences. Before I get started, let’s address the critical assumptions you need to know before entering the MBA Draft.

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