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Question, when writing your goals essays, is it frowned upon to be too presumptive? IE - "Following my Wharton MBA, I intend to..." Or is it better to not come off as cocky by saying "After attaining my MBA, I intend to..."? I prefer the former but don't want to sound too cocky or presumptive.
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I have written mine in the form you first mentioned, "After earning my Duke MBA, I plan to..."
I think you are fine with either form.
~Sam
I think you are fine with either form.
~Sam
