After a long time planning... I've decided and am doing it!
I recently started by MBA - APEX at my old University this month. The used to be 3year-MBA program now digested into uhm... hopefully... 1 YEAR! hehehe..
I had some apprehensions as to how I'm going to cope going back to being a student since it entails a lot of routine and practices I have no longer accustomed to doing. It also meant a lot of changes to what I AM accustomed and there are a lot of sacrifices to be made ~ but I thought WHY NOT?!! I am 26, it's the right time for me to stretch my vision as to what I really want to do in the long-run.
For the first time in my life I know what I really want. Hopefully I can fuel it up til I get it right.
Anyways, arriving to school last June 9,2006 sent me a melancholic feeling. Walking at the pathwys I used to walk 6 years ago or so. I had a few minutes to spare so I marvelled at the many different structures that was once not there.. hehehe... I remembered there was a construction at my last year in the University, now I see the new facilities and buildings that we used to joke "yan, yan ang reasons why tuition fees are going up!" hehehe...
Arriving at my Graduate School class.. I saw unfamiliar faces and was shocked... we are but 7 in the class. I thought "yup, here we are, risking ourselves into accelerating the 3year-mba to 1". After listening to each stories, a splurge of energy brought me new-found excitment. I am part of a group with explendid backgrounds. Thought we were 7, no class can match our class hehehe... composed of a Doctor of Medicine, a CPA, a Sales and Marketing person, an Area Manager at the same time a Civil Engineer, a Satellite Office Head of an Australian owned company, a Gen Manager of a Pharma Company based in Vietnam and also a Biology grad and I hehehe.... not to mention the vastness of age gap! 20's 30's 40's and 60's! and our professors in their 50's hahahaha...
It's remarkable to be with these people and I am sure not only will I learn a lot on the modules of the academe, I'm sure I can extract some experiences well beyond my years!
I recently started by MBA - APEX at my old University this month. The used to be 3year-MBA program now digested into uhm... hopefully... 1 YEAR! hehehe..
I had some apprehensions as to how I'm going to cope going back to being a student since it entails a lot of routine and practices I have no longer accustomed to doing. It also meant a lot of changes to what I AM accustomed and there are a lot of sacrifices to be made ~ but I thought WHY NOT?!! I am 26, it's the right time for me to stretch my vision as to what I really want to do in the long-run.
For the first time in my life I know what I really want. Hopefully I can fuel it up til I get it right.
Anyways, arriving to school last June 9,2006 sent me a melancholic feeling. Walking at the pathwys I used to walk 6 years ago or so. I had a few minutes to spare so I marvelled at the many different structures that was once not there.. hehehe... I remembered there was a construction at my last year in the University, now I see the new facilities and buildings that we used to joke "yan, yan ang reasons why tuition fees are going up!" hehehe...
Arriving at my Graduate School class.. I saw unfamiliar faces and was shocked... we are but 7 in the class. I thought "yup, here we are, risking ourselves into accelerating the 3year-mba to 1". After listening to each stories, a splurge of energy brought me new-found excitment. I am part of a group with explendid backgrounds. Thought we were 7, no class can match our class hehehe... composed of a Doctor of Medicine, a CPA, a Sales and Marketing person, an Area Manager at the same time a Civil Engineer, a Satellite Office Head of an Australian owned company, a Gen Manager of a Pharma Company based in Vietnam and also a Biology grad and I hehehe.... not to mention the vastness of age gap! 20's 30's 40's and 60's! and our professors in their 50's hahahaha...
It's remarkable to be with these people and I am sure not only will I learn a lot on the modules of the academe, I'm sure I can extract some experiences well beyond my years!
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