re: Need some advice on a career change

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C) In 2009, before my senior year of college, I took the GMAT and scored a 740(40 verbal, 50 quant). I graduated with a 3.3 GPA. The GMAT score is valid for 5 years, so I could use that score for enrollment up to the Fall of 2014. Getting my MBA would be mostly useless if I chose to stick with my current career path, IMO. If I pursued an MBA, I would like to do so full-time. I have whittled down my list of schools to Duke (Fuqua), Virginia (Darden), Texas (McCombs), Vanderbilt (Owens), and SMU (Cox). If I went this route, I would like to focus on finance but I do not have a particular career choice once I graduated.

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Given that you are doing very well for yourself at 24, i would only go back and get an MBA if you had more of a plan and focus of what you want to do with it. The places you mentioned aren't cheap (although they'll pay for themselves) and that's a lot of money to spend to figure out what you want to do.