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12 Feb 2008, 04:18
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Yeah, I guess it depends on what classes I take. In which case, I will go for the manageable ones. The way I look at it, what am I to gain by taking advanced courses? I am not looking to get a PhD and I am interested in GM. I doubt there would be much practical use to the advanced courses for me personally. I have no interest in studying anymore courses that I would never use the rest of my life - my B.S and M.S took care of that 
Anyway, I may be putting the cart before the horse, with no R2 invite in sight (and I only applied R2).
Anyway, I may be putting the cart before the horse, with no R2 invite in sight (and I only applied R2).
26 Feb 2008, 09:41
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At DAK I talked to a few students who were taking or took the "turbo" courses...its interesting to see the different perspectives on taking the advanced levels. One flat out said it was foolish since she wanted nothing to do with finance but was an econ undergrad so she felt the need to push herself. She basically told me if you arent planning on doing something that requires the heavy knowledge of a particular field take the basic stuff, its still challenging but no where near as demanding. Focus your energy on the courses that will be of the most benefit to your future career and really get as much out of those as possible. Then again one of my DAK team leaders said that Turbo Fin was her favorite class, she loved it but wasnt doing anything finance related. I do think that having it on your transcript is probably an advantage when recruiting for banking jobs but not so much for something in GM.
I think at virtually every school I was told case classes can be the most time consuming because of the prep work, especially if its team oriented. It can be challenging getting everyone on the same page and honestly we all have to admit we view ourselves as intelligent and confident people, so putting half a dozen people who are confident in their ideas in a room to all come to an agreement can take alot more time and effort than just hammering it out yourself in your own way.
I think at virtually every school I was told case classes can be the most time consuming because of the prep work, especially if its team oriented. It can be challenging getting everyone on the same page and honestly we all have to admit we view ourselves as intelligent and confident people, so putting half a dozen people who are confident in their ideas in a room to all come to an agreement can take alot more time and effort than just hammering it out yourself in your own way.
