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| It is rather simplistic to believe that you will be able to get into the best
classes, with the best professors and at the times that you prefer. The fact
of the matter is that booking classes can be a frustrating and
time-consuming task. The powers that be will have no choice but to
restrict some of the choices. To make it easier, here are some tips: |
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Classes
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| No one really wants to go to school. After all, when that alarm clock
goes off and you press snooze a dozen times, there are many places you
would rather be than in class. Sparing you the trite reasons why you
should go, here are the real reasons why school is worth your time: |
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Classmates
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| Indeed some of the best friends you make will be those you meet in
business school. One of the most powerful brands and products to have
emerged in the past few years is the popular search engine service
Google. Google was co-founded by Ph.D. students Larry Page and
Sergey Brin, two Stanford Doctorate studen |
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Missing Classes
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| Wishful thinking aside, you will miss many classes over your school years.
While some missed classes may be worse than others, this is never the
end of the world. But here are some things that you should do to even out
the playing field: |
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| Recruiters like students who get involved with student associations. But
very much like contacts, business cards and grades, being in a student
association is only beneficial if you maximize the opportunity. Many
students fall in the trap of using student associations solely to their own
advantage. They tend to use the contacts they make at companies for
their own subsequent job search. Professor relationships are used to
secure letters for this and that. Important information about opportunities
and events are usually kept private between association members. Do
you seek a career in politics or in business? If you chose the latter, share
what you know. |
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