for an MBA?
you know GODDAMB well if you stay at SMU.. you're as good as gold here in dallas...
I did the Riordan MBA Fellowship. It is extremely similar to MLT , in fact its actually older than MLT. It isn't just for LA people , I live in Michigan and I flew back and forth for the 9-10 months the program took to complete. Just as MLT you do a bunch of activities that are geared towards helping you build a stronger b school application. The two are great programs for resume stamps, but majority of the people who apply to either program, usually already have the stats ( aside from GMAT) to get into a top 20 program.Just came across something called the Riordan MBA fellowship.
It's basically a year long process and helps you apply for UCLA...
All my LA cats should look into it.
I'd do it but i live in Texas.
Southwest is cheap lol. Plus when you are single with no kids, decent government salary, and you live in the midwest you have alot of disposable income.
fa sho. What school did you end up going to?
I'm at Michigan working on my Master of Urban Planning degree. Considering doing a dual MBA though. Not sure yet. The way Michigan is set up , grad students can take courses in any other department. I'm really into social entrepreneurship and real estate development so it would make sense, but I have a meeting with Ross this week so we will see. I can't speak for other schools but once you are in a grad program at Michigan it's fairly easy to add a dual degree, just the question of do I want to spend another year in school.
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Hol up fame, we gotta link up! Its another cat on here thats at the law school that I kick it with every now and then. Im actually on Taubman's home page
yup
I would say that you should try to avoid it, or have a good reason to explain it on your applications. Pretty much depends on what you wanna do and how competitive the programs are.
Well I'm in a accounting program for school (PPA: Professional Program for Accounting) and there are specific classes that my director wants us to take each semester so that everyone in the program takes it together. The class that I'm trying to drop is a class that my director wants us to take next spring while we do our internship instead of earlier. So, I guess that could be my reasoning? The program also lets me graduate with a masters in a total of 5 years (4 years under grad, 1 year grad) instead of the normal 6. And if it matters, my GPA right now is a 3.5.
I dunno. I would still try not to drop it. But if you're feeling burned out, and its going to affect your grade in the class, drop it now, and kill it next year.
I'll stick to it and see how well/bad I do on my 1st exam and then think about it...thanks for the help.
depends on what type of program you want ...
