I can’t believe I forgot to tell you guys this…
Posted by KC | Posted in MBA | Posted on 19-03-2008
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I got into grad school!
After taking the GMAT twice and laboring over more essays than I would care to write about myself I have been accepted to an MBA program here in Boston.
I’ll be starting in the fall and will be going part-time and have applied for financial aid, but haven’t heard back on how that will turn out. I make about $49K, so my thought is that they won’t be too kind to me – it’s a shame that debt isn’t taken into account on those applications. Yes I make $49/yr, but I owe over $30K – so really that means I make about $29K/yr. I just made that up – but those of you that have or are experiencing credit card debt know exactly what I mean.
Anyway – this throws a little wrench into the whole life/finances/debt paydown, doesn’t it? But really that’s fine. First of all, I’m excited to go back to school and learn. Second, it will (hopefully) increase my earning potential. In fact, I see this as the best time to be in school. During the recession (and yes, let’s be honest, it’s a recession) I will work towards my MBA and hopefully in 2-3 years the recession will be over just in time for graduation.
Well that’s the plan at least…so in the future, my posts will have a new aspect. The in-debt, overworked blogger looking for a way out. Sounds exciting, no?

Good decision , with better degree ,you are higer pay & Knoeledgeble ,
All the best
Tracy Ho
wisdomgettingloaded
Congrats! best of luck!
Good job man! That is freakin’ crazy awesome. I’m sure you’ve waited long enough for the answer to come through.
My girl’s actually waiting on her last notice to come through, and it’s the one she really wants!
anyways, this is my first time on your site, so looking forward to checking it out. Congrats again, and hopefully they throw some dolla dolla bills your way!
Good for you! Your education is your insurance for your financial future. Sure, you have some debt but your future job leads to higher earnings. Best wishes!!
Jerry
http://www.leads4insurance.com
Congrats!Does that mena you are going to add more debt on top of what you owe? What isyour exit plan?