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Welp that ended quickly, recruiter said 80-100% travel and I said thanks but no thanks.
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I mean, what did you expect lol?
My GFs best friend is on Partner track at Deloitte - goes to Switzerland every other wk. Two people at Bain are gone every week, one to Colorado and other to Brazil lol.
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I understood the travel, but was looking forward to more international. I read between the lines and understood that atleast for the beginning it would be domestic. No thanks. Corporate life with balance > The extra 30k.....at this point in my life.
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Yeah Idk anyone below a Manager that travels internationally for projects.
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Time management is key, if you can’t answer a question in a minute and a half skip it and go back...the first section of each module is the most important because it sets you up for how high you can actually score
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Thanks man. On my way to take it now
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Just got done. What a completely horrible test lol. Everything ever learned about the test creation process throw out the window with it. Almost all questions are made to confuse. Writing portion was easy
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I know the feeling bro, hopefully you scored high enough for whatever program you’re applying to
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I got higher 158-162 so I should be fine. I was told from the start that the scores didn’t even matter becuase it this point applicants just don’t role through like they used to. Just a really ****y test lol.
Oh and math section was ALL guess lol. Those questions were made for guessing
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damn aint that a pretty good score lol
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It’ll get what I need but a TON of guessing was taking place. Haven’t got the writing scores yet either. I could not imagine that test being a true test of anything. 209 bucks a pop too? Wow
Average scores are around 154-156 range
EDIT, 152 for math NOT 162
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If you're getting a PhD, that is work. At least in business, you're an employee of the business school and paid a (small) salary so you can't do a part-time PhD. Classes are only a small part of your job as developing your research agenda is the purpose for getting a (business) PhD, though I'm fairly confident my friends in bio/chem/CS would say the same thing.
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Getting my masters of teaching in special education at Trinity Washington University
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WHERE'S CLASS OF 2019 AT?!?!
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Thanks man
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Pfl
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Moving to NY to begin doctoral studies at Columbia this fall. Shout out to everyone here investing in the themselves - keep it up gentlemen.
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We here almost done!,
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Thoughts about online masters programs in cs? Or even certificates?
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Congrats! what field?
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Took my grad pics/professional head shot the other day
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I've travelled internationally 3 times this year. All have involved a 10+ hour flight. That travel on work money fantasy gets old so quick. My energy is wrecked from all the travel
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So I’ve been accepted to get my Masters in public health from Tulane, University of Reno, Florida international. Tulane is my top school and most prestigious however I would leave with over 100 K in debt which is killing me. Reno is the cheapest but doesn’t offer what I’m interested in. And then there is Florida. I’m trying to figure out how important it is where you go get you masters when it comes to getting jobs ( really want to work for the CDC), or perhaps if I ever go for that doctorate.
