Some of you may recognize the title of this blog as being the first line in T. S. Eliot's poem The Waste Land. For the rest of you - does this line resonate with your current condition? I can always feel the shift in the atmosphere as March ends and we move to April. Students […]
No not the winged creature of the night... but the Bloomberg Assessment Test. Employers find undergraduates, MBAs and recently graduated students for financial jobs and internships, based on their Bloomberg Assessment Test (BAT) scores. The BAT is a 3-hour exam designed to uncover knowledge and skills relevant for a financial career. Employers can filter by […]
I am horrified to see that I haven't posted anything since last May! Is anyone still bothering to visit this blog? It's not that things haven't been happening but rather that too much is going on and I seem to be continually playing catch-up. But enough whining on my part. Let me up-date you. Xuemei […]
Congratulations to all of our graduating students. We know how hard you have worked and the sacrifices you have made. You made it! Now you have time to spend with family and friends who have supported you and to make new friends, travel, read something just for fun, take up a hobby or just relax […]
I hope you enjoyed Reading Week because as we all know crunch time is coming. It's hard to believe that there are only about 6 weeks left of classes and you need to research, absorb, analyze and write those assignment, papers, cases, etc. This makes me think that a few timing saving ideas might be […]
