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08 May 2026, 13:31
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Has anyone taken UCLA Extension courses in Statistics and Economics while simultaneously preparing for the GMAT? If so, please share your experience.
08 May 2026, 21:41
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Hey! First off, this feeling is quite common among prep students. One thing you need to ask yourself is how serious you are about getting an MBA and what career path you want going forward. Once you have clarity on that, you’ll need to make some hard choices around what to prioritize today to achieve it.
I feel that it’s difficult to get the best of all worlds together. Some people manage work and prep well, but then personal or family time usually takes a hit, so eventually something gives. This is very subjective, but do think about what’s important to you right now and how that could shape your future.
Skipping prep or finding excuses is always easy, I’ve done it enough times myself too. But the things I’ve stayed serious and consistent with have mostly given good returns. If you keep doing your part diligently, results usually follow, not just for GMAT but almost anything you genuinely put your mind toward.
