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I cracked up when I saw this thread! I, too, wondered what to do once I completed GMAT and apps.
1) Actually cooking again instead of eating out all the time.
2) Resuming my workouts. I'd like to hit my goal (and lose the 7 GMAT lbs) before we start school. I'm about halfway to goal now, so it's doable.
3) Getting active in my new church. (For the remaining 7 months months that I'm in town. Lol.)
4) Family time--trying to spend more time with them since I'll have to relocate for school.
5) Doing calls with faculty and students at the schools to research programs & opportunities further.
6) Round 2 campus visits - visiting campus again either for interviews or class visits.
7) MOVIES - finally, I'm able to watch movies once again! Haven't been to the theatre in so long. Just now getting caught on DVDs that I purchased last year.
1) Actually cooking again instead of eating out all the time.
2) Resuming my workouts. I'd like to hit my goal (and lose the 7 GMAT lbs) before we start school. I'm about halfway to goal now, so it's doable.
3) Getting active in my new church. (For the remaining 7 months months that I'm in town. Lol.)
4) Family time--trying to spend more time with them since I'll have to relocate for school.
5) Doing calls with faculty and students at the schools to research programs & opportunities further.
6) Round 2 campus visits - visiting campus again either for interviews or class visits.
7) MOVIES - finally, I'm able to watch movies once again! Haven't been to the theatre in so long. Just now getting caught on DVDs that I purchased last year.
11 Jan 2013, 08:55
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MikeBolton mentioned a great activity: Researching pre-MBA internships opportunities.
Aside from traditional internship opportunities, part-time volunteerism can be considered a great pre-MBA activity to build your resume and gain additional leadership skills. In particular, volunteer business consulting for a small business or non-profit can be a great pre-MBA experience.
If such an activity interests you, do consider researching organizations like SCORE, Net Impact, USALC, or Taproot. Each of these groups facilitate volunteer consulting projects that can add value to your future MBA.
Just something to think about for your free time. Good luck!
Maxwell Roper
Outreach Director
USA Leadership Corps (USALC)
Aside from traditional internship opportunities, part-time volunteerism can be considered a great pre-MBA activity to build your resume and gain additional leadership skills. In particular, volunteer business consulting for a small business or non-profit can be a great pre-MBA experience.
If such an activity interests you, do consider researching organizations like SCORE, Net Impact, USALC, or Taproot. Each of these groups facilitate volunteer consulting projects that can add value to your future MBA.
Just something to think about for your free time. Good luck!
Maxwell Roper
Outreach Director
USA Leadership Corps (USALC)
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1. Training for a half marathon in March (already ran 2 marathons in the past) but application season has me desperately out of shape.
2. Weekend Brunch instead of Weekend Essay writing.
3. Being able to run errands without rushing home to study for the GMAT/fine-tune essays.
Waitlist stuff too, but that's nominal compared to the 10+ applications.
2. Weekend Brunch instead of Weekend Essay writing.
3. Being able to run errands without rushing home to study for the GMAT/fine-tune essays.
Waitlist stuff too, but that's nominal compared to the 10+ applications.
