Well a lot has happened in the last couple of weeks, and if there are any of you out there still reading this, I’m finally getting around to writing about it. First of all, since I mention it in the title, this past week I’ve been in orientation for the MBA program at Arizona State University. I say “this past week” since we don’t have anything scheduled for Friday. My goal here is not to bore any of you with details, so I’ll say that it was roughly from 8 to 5 everyday and covered various administrative and programmatic things that we should know. If you’d like to know anything more, feel free to ask.
Before all of this though, we moved across the country taking our time to visit family along the way. The drive from place to place was pretty long usually, but nothing that bad. I was able to see another baseball stadium that I hadn’t seen before which was where the Colorado Rockies play.
Once we arrived in the Phoenix area, we were pretty busy moving into the apartment and getting things set up so that we could function. We also finally bought ourselves some decent furniture, which was most likely a pretty weak moment for me. Other than this, we’ve gotten acquainted with our surroundings finished up little odds and ends before I had to start school.
I can honestly say that I’m looking forward to the MBA program and everything that I’ll have a chance to learn. It’s probably going to be more work and take up more time that I would like, but I’m sure it’ll end up being a worthwhile endeavour. So there you have it. A rough and quick take on what’s been going on recently.
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by ep, on September 12 2008 @ 2:53 pm
It will be interesting for me to read more about your MBA @ ASU because I am thinking of applying there for my MBA. I have started my studies for the GMAT.
Are you doing Finance?
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