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London, the MBA experience, an ongoing search for 'what's next'.
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I'm glad that you're taking time to enjoy yourself. I am starting the MBA program at Texas A&M in August, and I am concerned about the anticipated workload. Are there other ways or techniques you use to stay relaxed in the midst of a grueling MBA program?
I don't know about techniques. I guess you won't be relaxed. I guess the best advice perhaps is not to bee too hang up on grades. They are only a small part of your MBA. And try to be very clear from the start on what kind of job you want after your MBA, so you don't waste time interviewing for jobs that you don't really want. that can take away the will to live.
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