Taking a Gap Year for a Master of Science?
I'll be joining a specialized coverage group (think chemicals, energy). I'm currently thinking about taking either the GRE or GMAT for MBA admissions, and a friend suggested I take the GRE for the optionality to pursue a non-MBA grad program.
If I end up going A2A, how would my firm look on me taking a year off to pursue a Master of Science to deepen my credentials in the space? Like, if I left on good terms at the end of ASO 1, would I be able to rejoin as an ASO 2?
I have noticed that a lot of the senior bankers have advanced degrees or deep applied industry expertise. I am an engineering major, which they assured me is good enough, but I was thinking it might be a nice breather from IB lifestyle while still developing my credentials and knowledge. Thank you for your insights!
Also, I know thats all far in advance, but a rough idea would help me figure out which grad school test to take right now haha
Bump
Cupiditate maiores enim sint eveniet excepturi voluptatem quae. Sed sed adipisci sit nobis excepturi rerum eos. Consequatur minus enim aut et et cum. Repellendus repudiandae placeat quia. Eligendi nobis labore qui qui voluptatem odit dolorum.
Non a rem et eaque et. Harum dolores facere occaecati qui cum voluptatem.
Saepe aut praesentium culpa rerum eum in et. Cupiditate adipisci sed recusandae deleniti at quis rem. Id maxime saepe ipsam vero nisi quas.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...