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According to this I should be getting laid allot more often.
Also, went about town checking out MBA programs today, and this is what I discover. It is accepted policy for MBA programs to accept no more than 2 classes worth of transfer credit from any other program. How rediculous is that? That means that every candidate has to commit to 2 years full time, or 3 to 4 part time, in one location. I'm glad I found this out. It means that because two years from now I'm very likely to be transfered I have to postpone my grad degree or risk getting thirty thousand more dollars in debt and then having nothing to show for it. I could, of course, wait two years to see where I end up, then enroll part time for three years. I won't be out of school until I'm 27, and my biological clock is not happy about this. Twenty-seven is awful late to start having kids, especially as many as I'm planning on. And I can't even imagine working full time, attending school half time and birthing and raising infants.
I am stumped.
Also, went about town checking out MBA programs today, and this is what I discover. It is accepted policy for MBA programs to accept no more than 2 classes worth of transfer credit from any other program. How rediculous is that? That means that every candidate has to commit to 2 years full time, or 3 to 4 part time, in one location. I'm glad I found this out. It means that because two years from now I'm very likely to be transfered I have to postpone my grad degree or risk getting thirty thousand more dollars in debt and then having nothing to show for it. I could, of course, wait two years to see where I end up, then enroll part time for three years. I won't be out of school until I'm 27, and my biological clock is not happy about this. Twenty-seven is awful late to start having kids, especially as many as I'm planning on. And I can't even imagine working full time, attending school half time and birthing and raising infants.
I am stumped.