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Received the June exam results and the notes for the Module B project in the mail today.
Very often people wait for a sign before doing something. Well, this is a sign alright: a sign to start studying! 😉
Two months after our gruelling exam back in June, notification (by email) of the results came out tonight.
Although managed to pass both the project and the exam (need to pass both in order to pass the module as a whole), it was nevertheless quite a shock to see the results. As a matter of fact, I just scraped through for the project by the huge margin of 1 mark (or 2 depending on if 50 is considered pass or not…)!
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I really enjoyed this one-liner from last week’s class :laugh:
“My wife’s a driver too.”
“She drives me crazy all the time!”
Some quotable quotes from last Thursday’s class:
“NAV = Net Asset Value = Not Anderson Valuation”
“NCR = National Cash Register = Not Completely Reliable”
“A fish cannot survive if the water is very clear.”
I guess I won’t be disputed when I say that we had a rather entertaining class about risk management (maybe investment!?) yesterday?
Well, in case anyone is curious about the U-turn stuff that Patrick mentioned last night, I think this is the long article he had in mind. Enjoy!
“Holidays” finally over… This week marks the beginning of module B: Financial Strategy and Risk Management.
I can already see everybody very fired up about the course – or, maybe not! Seriously though, from the volley of questions during the class, seems people are more attuned to the course now. 🙂
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Here is the list of shorthands for using the smiley symbols in your posts and comments. By the way, this works in any Text Formatting mode.
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Now, after the gentle introduction given in Authoring: basic, this piece will deal with more complicated features of Movable Type and so will be more long-winded. 🙂
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The process of writing new entries for this weblog is actually very simple. Everything is done using a web browser, e.g. Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera, etc. Drop me a mail if you would like to be an author here.
In short, the steps are:
Ranking of the B-sch will be one of the criteria to consider during the application process. Prestige is almost in parallel with the ranking. Prestige might help one during a job hunt. Interviewer upon hearing a MBA graduate from Wharton might react differently from a graduate from a local business school. But how much does ranking mean then?
Which is the top B-sch in USA, Europe, and Asia?
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