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Thank you for answering. You offered some great advice. I will take a GRE class (I never thought about it)! I did completely test out of many of the classes without ever taking the more advanced classes. As much as I would love to do everything that I want (I have high ambitions), I realize that I do not have enough free time. After I graduate, I intend to get to stop working and so I can focus on work, volunteer, study, etc. Do you think it would look okay if I took the advanced classes (classes beyond those I tested out of and those tougher classes relevant to my field of study) after I graduated? In other words, do you feel they expect those classes to be completed prior to undergrad graduation?
My volunteer work is frequent enough to be deemed “regularly” and in fact, I have been offered a letter or recommendation. But I understand that grad schools really want letters of recommendations from schools and professors.
Also, I am unsure as to what other clubs, activities, or organizations that I can join which will look good on the application. As I mentioned, I am finishing up my education online so I there is not really opportunity to join school clubs, causes, etc… Any suggestions?
I chose a Ph.D as my first pick because after my research, it seemed to be more suiting to my desires. First, I am more interested in theories of the subject than in the practical knowledge and MBAs are typically more geared more towards that latter. Second, I would rather not take my MBA (unless I have to and I am willing to resort to that if that what it takes) to turn around and enter PhD program.
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