Get an MBA

Finished my 6th class. Only managed a B. Missed the A by a mere 3 points. Alas, alack. Oh well, it’s not a huge deal.

No more summer classes though. They take all the fun out of the summer!

It’s good to know business.

I’m well on my way to completing my MBA degree. The work is really interesting and the group projects allow interaction with many new people. The real difficulty is the time management, but I know it is short term and worth it.

Well, I’ve officially decided that I’m going to finish up my MBA full-time. I’m about halfway done, so going full time I should graduate in April (or June). Eeee!

I’m currently in the midst of getting my CPA but I hope to transition into Financial Services- Corp Finance. I was an accountanting/Finance major in college. I decided to gain accounting experience before going into finance. I’m looking to an MBA to open this career move (I’m also contemplating taking at least the first part of the CFA before applying to Grad School).

For those applying and/or attending an MBA program… how and when did you know it was the right decision to get an MBA… Many say they want an mba even before finishing college but may not have analyzed the value of one. Based on your experience, can you please share your thought process in evaluating why you needed to get an MBA at this time? Thank you.

at CMU now. 2 years to go

Actually, I didn’t get my baccalaureate degree yet
but I’m looking forward to get it in the next six months.
I’m starting to prepare myself for the MBA.
If anyone has any single advice just through it in my email on saq1752@hotmail.com

Waiting…

33 more to go. In just a few short weeks, I’ll be halfway done!

I badly need to start an MBA to uplift my career. I am finding my present job boring and hope that an MBA will lift me up

I am currently enrolled in a part-time MBA program (and working full-time), but am strongly considering switching to school full-time. My main reason for starting school part-time in the first place was that I wanted to continue to gain work experience so that I would be more competitive once I graduate. But I’m now so unhappy in my current job (which also does not pay my tuition) that it’s making more and more sense to just concentrate on school.

It’s such a big decision. And if I do it, I’ll have to act fast, since recruiting would be this fall (!) if I’m going to finish school next spring, and I’m not nearly ready for that. I have an appointment with an academic advisor and plan to talk to my financial advisor as well, so I hope to figure this all out very soon. Eeek!