Ok, simple logic here. MBA is for advancing your career. With that, comes more and more juggling acts. You can't keep dropping the balls or a MBA will be pointless. This is where you can practice and learn how to multitask. If you can't work out a test and a job now, how would you learn to deal with an application and a job later? After that, how would you split your time between recruiting events, interesting talks, and school work? Once you graduate, how would you handle increasing work load and responsibilities (assuming you do well) and heavier family demands? I meant that you will have to explain to the school about you not having a job from now on (if you do quit). |