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05 Dec 2012, 12:32
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Hi guys,
I have been asked by my company to relocate for a period of 6-9 months. I have been preparing for the GMAT in my spare time now.Also,I have enrolled in GMAT classes ..So,If I relocate I will miss the classes(Can't be transferred to the new place a).Now only option left before me is to resign since my company wants me to relocate ..I will be taking GMAT in mid Jan 2013 and will start application process(R3) for fall 2013.Also,if I relocate ,I won't be able to devote time to study and I'm keen on applying for fall 2013...don't want to delay it by a year ....
(An international applicant)
I have thought a lot about it and don't know what to do ...Please suggest ....what should I do ...
Thanks!!
I have been asked by my company to relocate for a period of 6-9 months. I have been preparing for the GMAT in my spare time now.Also,I have enrolled in GMAT classes ..So,If I relocate I will miss the classes(Can't be transferred to the new place a).Now only option left before me is to resign since my company wants me to relocate ..I will be taking GMAT in mid Jan 2013 and will start application process(R3) for fall 2013.Also,if I relocate ,I won't be able to devote time to study and I'm keen on applying for fall 2013...don't want to delay it by a year ....
(An international applicant)I have thought a lot about it and don't know what to do ...Please suggest ....what should I do ...
Thanks!!
05 Dec 2012, 19:07
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As an international applicant, it will be difficult to get financial aid and have enough time to secure US visa when you apply in R3. Unless you already want to resign from your current job and find a new one, it might be better to relocate for your job. Postpone your GMAT a while and apply for fall 2014 instead. Ultimately, you do not want to rush writing your application; at the same time, unemployment doesn't look great on a business school application.
06 Dec 2012, 01:36
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See if you can postpone your GMAT for sometime...
Or you can ask the coaching class people to provide you all the material beforehand and adjust you with other batches more more classes/week so that max course can be completed.
Or you can ask the coaching class people to provide you all the material beforehand and adjust you with other batches more more classes/week so that max course can be completed.
