No, I live in Tuscaloosa. That's actually where I'm from. I used to live in Huntsville for a some time while I was co-oping with TRW. It's an okay city and I may possibly move back up there depending on the job market right now. It is relatively close to things I like doing (rock climbing camping...hanging at Durty Nelly's pub in Chatanooga). We'll see where I may end up at. I haven't been to Nashville in so long. Is Senache bar still open. Anyway, where are you going to grad school??
My uncle and family live in Huntsville. That's why I asked. He's a vet there.
My grad school story is long and boring. I thought I wanted to get my MBA right after undergrad. I took the GMAT (did better than average- but not as well as I wanted to do), got a lot of advice from a lot of people, and decided that I'd get more out of it and get into a better school if I worked for a few years before. I am going to take the damn GMAT again on Feb 10th just to have it over with, but I'm doing some sort of terrible job motivating myself to study. I had like fifty top choices for grad school before- latest of which was Rollins in Winterpark, FL.
Wasn't Senache on Broadway? Like Irish themed or something? I don't think its still open... but when I go out, going downtown is always a last resort.
Sad...I thought that I heard it closed. The only reason I downtown at the time was because me and group of people from electrical engineering were up there during a conference...yeah, that's how we felt about downtown too so we just ended up raiding the liquor store the next night and got completely trashed in the hotel lobby. I recently saw some pictures of that (like 4 years ago) and it was so hilarious.
So did you grow up in Huntsville if your family is from there? My good friend Raman just got his MBA last summer and is now working at Proctor and Gamble in Cincinatti and is loving it.
I remember studying for the GRE and it was a pain in the ass to get motivated. Good luck with that though. Trust me, long and boring stories about grad school are the norm around here. My friends are probably tired of hearing me complain. haha.
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My grad school story is long and boring. I thought I wanted to get my MBA right after undergrad. I took the GMAT (did better than average- but not as well as I wanted to do), got a lot of advice from a lot of people, and decided that I'd get more out of it and get into a better school if I worked for a few years before. I am going to take the damn GMAT again on Feb 10th just to have it over with, but I'm doing some sort of terrible job motivating myself to study. I had like fifty top choices for grad school before- latest of which was Rollins in Winterpark, FL.
Wasn't Senache on Broadway? Like Irish themed or something? I don't think its still open... but when I go out, going downtown is always a last resort.
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So did you grow up in Huntsville if your family is from there? My good friend Raman just got his MBA last summer and is now working at Proctor and Gamble in Cincinatti and is loving it.
I remember studying for the GRE and it was a pain in the ass to get motivated. Good luck with that though. Trust me, long and boring stories about grad school are the norm around here. My friends are probably tired of hearing me complain. haha.
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