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So, just for fun I've been keeping track of how much I've spent on this whole process. I thought others might be interested in a little show-and-tell. We can one-up each other until the admits come through.
Gmat 1, 250
Gmat 2, 250
PR Book, 19
PR Quant, 36
OG, 30
Montauk, 39
Cornell, 180
NC, 130
Yale, 180
Duke, 185
BM Transcript, 10
Postage, 14
Duke GMAT, 28
Flight: NC, 273
total: $1624
Gmat 1, 250
Gmat 2, 250
PR Book, 19
PR Quant, 36
OG, 30
Montauk, 39
Cornell, 180
NC, 130
Yale, 180
Duke, 185
BM Transcript, 10
Postage, 14
Duke GMAT, 28
Flight: NC, 273
total: $1624
31 Dec 2006, 11:46
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Don't feel bad about your costs. Here's my rough total.
Gmat prep, $1800
Gmat exams, $750
gmat score reports and transcript ordering, ~$150
Trip to Cornell: ~$950
Trip to Harvard: ~$1400
Unpaid time off work for trips, gmat exams, interviews, class visits, etc: ~$12,000
New Suit for interviews: $1200
Application Fees: ~$700
Dry Cleaning: At least $50
~ $19,000 true opportunity cost (which is the best measure)
or, if you prefer:
~ $7,000 actual out of pocket
Gmat prep, $1800
Gmat exams, $750
gmat score reports and transcript ordering, ~$150
Trip to Cornell: ~$950
Trip to Harvard: ~$1400
Unpaid time off work for trips, gmat exams, interviews, class visits, etc: ~$12,000
New Suit for interviews: $1200
Application Fees: ~$700
Dry Cleaning: At least $50
~ $19,000 true opportunity cost (which is the best measure)
or, if you prefer:
~ $7,000 actual out of pocket
31 Dec 2006, 11:58
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as someone who makes her living doing financial counseling and trying to improve the day-to-day economics of low-income folks, it figures that I'd be cheap!
But I am also newer to all of this than you are - let the hotel costs add up as it gets to R2 interviewing season!
Rhyme, don't you get paid time off?
But I am also newer to all of this than you are - let the hotel costs add up as it gets to R2 interviewing season!
Rhyme, don't you get paid time off?
