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02 Feb 2017, 14:36
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Hello everyone, I would like to get everyone's 2 cents on this topic. I have applied to Kellogg's Weekend MBA program and have my interview this weekend.
I live in Detroit (28 yrs and married). I would like to know other students/professionals experience traveling from Detroit to Chicago (Be it for booth or Kellogg) every Saturday for classes.
Is it something manageable or it will burn you out within 2 semesters?
Also which is your preferred method of traveling - Drive, train or flight?
I am trying to connect with current and old students from Detroit who travel to Chicago for their weekend or Executive MBA.
I live in Detroit (28 yrs and married). I would like to know other students/professionals experience traveling from Detroit to Chicago (Be it for booth or Kellogg) every Saturday for classes.
Is it something manageable or it will burn you out within 2 semesters?
Also which is your preferred method of traveling - Drive, train or flight?
I am trying to connect with current and old students from Detroit who travel to Chicago for their weekend or Executive MBA.
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09 Feb 2017, 08:26
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Hey, best of luck with the interview. I just graduated from Kellogg's saturday program, so feel free to PM me with any questions. I would fly every weekend if possible, esp. from Detroit. The flight will be short compared to driving.
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Hello everyone, I would like to get everyone's 2 cents on this topic. I have applied to Kellogg's Weekend MBA program and have my interview this weekend.
I live in Detroit (28 yrs and married). I would like to know other students/professionals experience traveling from Detroit to Chicago (Be it for booth or Kellogg) every Saturday for classes.
Is it something manageable or it will burn you out within 2 semesters?
Also which is your preferred method of traveling - Drive, train or flight?
I am trying to connect with current and old students from Detroit who travel to Chicago for their weekend or Executive MBA.
I live in Detroit (28 yrs and married). I would like to know other students/professionals experience traveling from Detroit to Chicago (Be it for booth or Kellogg) every Saturday for classes.
Is it something manageable or it will burn you out within 2 semesters?
Also which is your preferred method of traveling - Drive, train or flight?
I am trying to connect with current and old students from Detroit who travel to Chicago for their weekend or Executive MBA.
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