Graduate School
I haven't been on in awhile due to my commitments and responsibilities. Recently, I started looking into business schools for after I graduate from SFSU. There is this one interesting program at SFSU actually. It's a dual graduate program with a university in Nice, France. You spend a semester in France and the next at SF State, upon completion you get two degrees-- an MBA from state and an MIB (Masters in International Business) from the University of Nice. However, there is one catch, you need to already have taken a ton of graduate business courses, which means you need to be enrolled in graduate school, but if you are at SF State for post-bacc studies, you can do all the paperwork and transfer over.
Other than that, I might try to get into UC Berkeley or USF-- Berkeley would save me a lot of money on living expenses and USF is still in the city, which I love-- but I haven't really decided yet. I still have to meet with an advisor to decide on a geographic area to study for International Business and I'll bring up graduate school, too. As for Harvard or Stanford, hahahaha, I am very doubtful I can get into those institutions. I also have to remember to take the GMAT, the SATs for business majors in college. Hmm, as you get older, the paperwork and deadlines really pile on thick.
What's funny is when I was looking through graduate school requirements, I noticed that for business, science, arts, and math, they require so much, but that is to be expected. I couldn't help, but laugh at the majors that didn't really require much at all, just the bare minimum.
There is only one thing I am sure of at this point, I will not be graduating on stage. The processing fee is $100 and that is mandatory, renting a gown and buying a ring, hahaha please!
Other than that, I might try to get into UC Berkeley or USF-- Berkeley would save me a lot of money on living expenses and USF is still in the city, which I love-- but I haven't really decided yet. I still have to meet with an advisor to decide on a geographic area to study for International Business and I'll bring up graduate school, too. As for Harvard or Stanford, hahahaha, I am very doubtful I can get into those institutions. I also have to remember to take the GMAT, the SATs for business majors in college. Hmm, as you get older, the paperwork and deadlines really pile on thick.
What's funny is when I was looking through graduate school requirements, I noticed that for business, science, arts, and math, they require so much, but that is to be expected. I couldn't help, but laugh at the majors that didn't really require much at all, just the bare minimum.
There is only one thing I am sure of at this point, I will not be graduating on stage. The processing fee is $100 and that is mandatory, renting a gown and buying a ring, hahaha please!