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Tuition Reimbursement...what should I take?
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I've decided to drop my current MBA program, and reapply in a year or two for some of the top-notch programs. In the meantime, my employer offers $3k/yr reimbursement, so i'm looking around for some creative ideas on courses or certifications to take. I'm mostly interested in business / internet marketing type stuff. It would also be nice if the course was related to finance or similar so my MBA application in the future could look a little nicer. Examples I'm considering: CFA, Real Estate License, Programming Courses (web technology like php/java/etc) Bonus points for courses with high female ratios. |
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Re: Tuition Reimbursement...what should I take?
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Programming Courses (web technology like php/java/etc) Bonus points for courses with high female ratios. [/ QUOTE ] Definitely go this route. |
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Re: Tuition Reimbursement...what should I take?
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[ QUOTE ] Programming Courses (web technology like php/java/etc) Bonus points for courses with high female ratios. [/ QUOTE ] Definitely go this route. [/ QUOTE ] The two of those are likely to be mutually exclusive. |
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Re: Tuition Reimbursement...what should I take?
dano-
Oh ya trust me I know. I got my undergrad degree in electrical engineering. Classes were typically 50 guys to 2 girls. And the girls were not attractive. (A few general engineering / mechanical engineering girls were actually kind of cute though ) One of the cuter females I knew in engineering had her own saying about the classes for her: "The odds are good, but the goods are odd." |
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Re: Tuition Reimbursement...what should I take?
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[ QUOTE ] Programming Courses (web technology like php/java/etc) Bonus points for courses with high female ratios. [/ QUOTE ] Definitely go this route. [/ QUOTE ] Let me also note that I'm generally pretty bad at programming, and do just enough to get by. |
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