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Re: Life at The Wharton School, Univ of Pennsylvania - The PaGaL reports -
21-08-2006, 09:39 AM
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Beat this! I finally get to start a "Life at ______" thread on PG! Haven't I been waiting for this for so long now  . I used to follow all the "Life at ___ (insert bskewl name)" threads and this is the time for me to tell you about life at the school I am attending 
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You really inspire..
To love when it can be lost, to go on when progress seems futile, to believe with every fibre in your body to hope, to live and to never give in.....
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Re: Life at The Wharton School, Univ of Pennsylvania - The PaGaL reports -
21-08-2006, 10:38 AM
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I finally get to start a "Life at Wharton" thread on PG!
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Two companies, 5 CATs, 4 IIM Calls, 2 GMAT attempts, a whole lot of admits and a whole lot of rejects later, I landed at Philadelphia to attend the big W 
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A true example of the adage 'persistence pays.'
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I think I have new found appreciation for folks who dance well  .. I must have looked like I was doing some kind of tribal dance..
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Looks like we have something in common!
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The chinese food trucks are the only source of saving grace and they do have the concept of having some spice in their food  .
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If they have Chinese, maybe they should have 'sub-continental' food too. Maybe you can work out a weekly menu!
All in all, I guess it worked out great for you. You probably don't need anyone to remind you this but 'make the best of those two years'. All the best.
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Re: Life at The Wharton School, Univ of Pennsylvania - The PaGaL reports -
21-08-2006, 11:38 AM
this is d thread i hv been looking for.& since its from our very own pg, been waiting for too- life @w.
the problem with blogs or other similar threads is they start it with bang but later get ct up with their ultra-busy-b-skul-life. so couldnt feed us more in their period of hardcore studying after Sept....
hope u note this point.
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21-08-2006, 12:30 PM
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believe it or not, that was the first time and yes, I do remember how I got drenched  .. how can I ever forget the first tribal dance! 
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Damn... $#%^#$@#@...
Should've taken that video instead of clicking pictures. Now, the only proof of that are some 4-5 pics!!!
And that too mostly with your back or your profile... My Loss :(:(:(
Well... good to see that you're enjoying your life @ Upenn... Fly the Flag of PG High!!!
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Re: Life at The Wharton School, Univ of Pennsylvania - The PaGaL reports -
21-08-2006, 12:32 PM
Hey PG,
cool thread..cool post...
Could u give us some information about the average number of years of work-ex required and the kind of work-ex your batch has?
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21-08-2006, 10:02 PM
Mate, that is so true! Its going to be tough to find stuff interesting for you guys through any extended period of time. I dont want to start blabbering about my personal stuff here - but more about my experience and thoughts about this school.
So I dont really know if this thread will last two years, or even a year ..but I will try
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this is d thread i hv been looking for.& since its from our very own pg, been waiting for too- life @w.
the problem with blogs or other similar threads is they start it with bang but later get ct up with their ultra-busy-b-skul-life. so couldnt feed us more in their period of hardcore studying after Sept....
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21-08-2006, 10:03 PM
The kind of work ex is extremely varied, and the average age of entry is 29 and the avg. no of years of work ex is 6. But that is what it is, just the numbers. They arent too indicative and need to taken with a pinch of salt as they are just the averages and people reside on either side of the numbers.
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Hey PG,
cool thread..cool post...
Could u give us some information about the average number of years of work-ex required and the kind of work-ex your batch has?
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Re: Life at The Wharton School, Univ of Pennsylvania - The PaGaL reports -
21-08-2006, 10:55 PM
nice one dood ... great read man . Have you met / spoken to other entrepreneurs on campus , how are you going to shape the progress over this yr & the next one considering the vast choices of subjects ... is it like taking up what sounds intresting & useful or a collective inputs from the class as to choices ... group studies , classes ? i hope i made sense
PS : MBA student sleeping a lot , sacrilege ... How come you are not shouting nightouts , 2 - 3 hr dozes per day etc , im sure you must be making it up in some classs or the other
I can give the people of PG what they want , video of PG dancing ... bole to upload karun
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21-08-2006, 11:15 PM
Maja aagaya...cool stuff PG bhai...u Rock..waise once i have got back to studies for cat i have also discovered though being an engg,i m not good in maths..AARav Bhai can explain that..hahaha
anywyas..its not a prob....just chill
and hey party man..wud love2 see the pics....
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21-08-2006, 11:18 PM
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Mate, that is so true! Its going to be tough to find stuff interesting for you guys through any extended period of time. I dont want to start blabbering about my personal stuff here - but more about my experience and thoughts about this school.
So I dont really know if this thread will last two years, or even a year ..but I will try :smile:
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hmmm:neutral:
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The kind of work ex is extremely varied, and the average age of entry is 29 and the avg. no of years of work ex is 6. But that is what it is, just the numbers. They arent too indicative and need to taken with a pinch of salt as they are just the averages and people reside on either side of the numbers.
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yes they are just numbers...
Rosh, dont forget the size of the class 400+400
total 800
makes no sense to go by figures
btw PG, you mention they hv chinease TRUCKS.....
TRUCKS?  ??:
what i visualised when i read that ...some ashok leyland or tata truck  how it looks??
can you elaborate on that pls>?
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