Tags: internships
One review session, two exams and one take-home final stands between me and break.
So. Close.
Well it is currently that crazy, exciting/nightmarish (depending on how many offer/rejection letters you receive) time of the year known as recruiting season. Unfortunately, due to our soon to be "deceased" quarter system, Fisher graduate students have historically been at a "timing" disadvantage in getting internships and jobs since many students at other universities have already had midterms by the time we finally have had our first day of class. Fortunately, though, the Fisher graduate programs are amazing as are their students.
I am going to start off my first official blog as a full-time MBA student by admitting that I am already a two-time grad from Ohio State (both degrees in engineering - and yes - this does mean I'm a bit of a nerd). However, it's been a year or two (or eight) since I've been a student, so the prospect of returning to writing papers and taking exams was a little daunting (not to mention the fact that I've never had a single business class). So, in my quest to prepare myself to transition back to student life (and out of engineering), I decided to start off my second academic career with a s
I had written a blog earlier this quarter about coming full circle in the program. I had talked about how navigating the workload as a graduate non-degree student last spring was markedly different than doing so with the support and power of the Cohort. And I had promised to give the Cohort a shout out in a later blog. So here it is.
I started to see the links on my Facebook page yesterday. Ted Williams, the homeless man with the "God given gift of voice," was standing by the edge of a highway entrance ramp to I-71 telling a Columbus Dispatch photographer the condensed version of his life story in a voice made for big-screen promos and radio voice overs.