I've been tossing the idea around in my head for quite a while. I completed a portion of the evening MBA program here, but didn't enjoy it. Wake Forest has one of the top Investment Banking concentrations around and I've been looking into it for the past few months. I took the GMAT again and scored a 680 which is extremely high, so I think that I have about a 99% chance of getting into the full time Investment MBA program. Which also means that I will end up working as an Investment banker within the next couple years for Wachovia, BB&T, Bank of America, or JP Morgan. And as a result of that happening, I will have quite a bit of money on my hands. So as a conclusion, today was a damn good day.

You might just want to go into school part-time after work or so.

Personally, I can't stand school.

going back to school while having a decent paying job is hard to do im sure. but once its all over, youll be happy.

Yeah, I tried part time and it's not for me. Part time MBA programs are just a general management program, which isn't what I want to do. Full time concentrations however open alot of new opportunities, especially down here where the major banks and financial institutions rely on these programs for finding new talent.

And the average starting salary out of this specific concentration was $110,000 last year. I think I can stomach 2 more years of school with that goal at the end.