Hi all,
I've been working for the past 4 years with a well-known marketing communications agency servicing Fortune 500's. I'm currently an Account Manager leading 2 big brand accounts and in the last year, my role has expanded to lead a small handful of associates.
My goal is to take the Gmat by the end of this year, and applying for a B-school that starts in Aug 2010.
I've been trying hard to study 2hrs/day during the week, and as many hours as possible over the weekend. However, with full time work at a client service agency, I'm often working back late and have little energy left to focus on my studies...I'm only 1 month into my studies and already I feel exhausted!!
What should I do? If I can afford to quit my job for a couple of months to study for the Gmat prep should I do that? Or will the fact that I'm working full time in a demanding job that involves team and client management greatly improve my application value?
I'm looking at applying for CEIBS or top 20 B-schools in UK/Europe.
Feeling burnt-out
I've been working for the past 4 years with a well-known marketing communications agency servicing Fortune 500's. I'm currently an Account Manager leading 2 big brand accounts and in the last year, my role has expanded to lead a small handful of associates.
My goal is to take the Gmat by the end of this year, and applying for a B-school that starts in Aug 2010.
I've been trying hard to study 2hrs/day during the week, and as many hours as possible over the weekend. However, with full time work at a client service agency, I'm often working back late and have little energy left to focus on my studies...I'm only 1 month into my studies and already I feel exhausted!!
What should I do? If I can afford to quit my job for a couple of months to study for the Gmat prep should I do that? Or will the fact that I'm working full time in a demanding job that involves team and client management greatly improve my application value?
I'm looking at applying for CEIBS or top 20 B-schools in UK/Europe.
Feeling burnt-out
trying to stay positive!
