Back to square one
I am back wondering if applying to MBA programs was the right move at this point in my career. I mean, I have just two years of experience to write about and my not too distant undergrad record sucks. What was I thinking when I pressed submit on that Columbia app y'day? 215 f***in' USD - up in smoke. Seriously, what happened to that quantitative geek in me that was oh-so-deeply in love with financial engineering. Where did I lose my way? I think I got carried away by my GMAT score. And the glamour and allure of an MBA got to me. Damn these MBA bloggers :P
Now that I've woken up to the reality. What can I do? Try to apply to quant finance programs now? I think I'm now a little too far along to change course. What is the contingency plan if I get rejected at all schools? I have too much to think about and too many decisions to make right now.
Maybe, an NYU interview invite will put brakes on my paranoid rant about how bschool was a bad choice in the first place. Is someone from Greenwich village listening?
posted by Dinesh @ 10:23 AM
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3 Comments:
hey - dont let all these thoughts worry you at this stage. try thinking about a fleeting trend or passing phenomena, which you used to transform the lives of others ;))
wishing you a very happy new year.
Don't get paranoid too soon.. You never know when lady luck strikes it right.
relax and wait man. dont jump to ur own conclusions.. part of application fee also includes a fee for them to decide ( unfortunately ) so let them do the thinking now.. u gotta sit back like forrest gump on that chair ( see the snap above ) and wait patiently..
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