However, I like the fact that I am working and going to school. The full-timers may have more of a community spirit, but, in my particular case, I already have the job some of them may want to get once they graduate. This presents an interesting point on the topic of the dynamics of Stern's student body. But we are the ones taking the intro classes and new to the school. This sociological difference is interesting to observe and creates a setting different from what some part-timers may be expecting.
Classes are underway now.
Initially, I was hoping to challenge that theory but after a few weeks, I realize that it is inevitable. The days are very long but fulfilling, and balancing work, school, sleep, and my social life is becoming an art. Hopefully, by the end of this semester, I will have it down to a science. I'll update you on my initial reaction to MBA classes, homework, and tests next time. Hang in there.