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Why Graduate Students Require Mental Health Support

By waytom13 - June 30, 2019 Leave your thoughts

Colleges are recognizing the need for good communication among faculty, advisors, counseling centers, deans, residential-life staff, and other members of the campus community. — Mitchell M. Handelsman Ph.D.

A worldwide survey has proved that there is indeed a crisis on mental health issues among graduate students. There are numerous testimonies regarding their struggles that lead to them developing mental illnesses; therapists on various websites like BetterHelp will agree on this. These results are hoping to change the way culture is preserved and if possible, make the life of graduate students a bit easier and less stressful.

An Overview Of The Different MBA Formats

By waytom13 - June 21, 2019 Leave your thoughts

pixabay.com The accessibility of acquiring an MBA in Literature, Psychology, Education, Accountancy, or any popular course has ultimately altered what getting a master’s degree means to the workforce. In fact, there were over 90,000 graduates with masters degrees in business last 2012, and this continues to grow, according to Forbes.…

How Can A Student Improve His Mental Health?

By waytom13 - April 17, 2019 Leave your thoughts

Do you feel like you are completely exhausted or burnt out from your school life? Do you want to run away from all the stress that you encounter regularly? Are you interested in improving your mental health or becoming a better version of yourself? If you answer yes to all these questions, then this article is perfect for you. Make sure to read it …

Health Tips For Busy Students

By waytom13 - March 15, 2019 Leave your thoughts

When I ask students how they plan to improve their grades in a certain subject, the most common answer is “study harder.” This vague answer hardly ever produces results we want. — Lindsey Antin, M.A., MFT Being a student taking up a Master’s Degree education can be stressful, especially if you are doing it while having a full-time job. Ta…

Joining The Workforce Or Pursuing Graduate School

By waytom13 - February 13, 2019 Leave your thoughts

You have just recently graduated and earned your bachelor’s degree. At this time, you are probably standing in front of a forked road wondering whether you should instantly join the workforce or pursue a graduate degree. Plotting this course might be a difficult choice even with various life and career advice from your family and friends. Hence, …

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Tips on Reducing Anxiety Over Business School Application

By waytom13 - November 22, 2018 Leave your thoughts

Many people used to think that they are already done with school after getting a Bachelor's degree. With a college diploma on hand, after all, you can send your resume to different companies with fewer worries than a non-graduate applicant. Parents often ask for that alone before letting their kids do whatever they want in life. [caption id="att…

Master Of Business Administration – Part 3

By waytom13 - October 7, 2018 Leave your thoughts

And here is the last part of the topic on Master of Business Administration. If you haven’t read the first two parts, it is highly suggested that you get to them first before you jump on this one.

The first blog which is the Part 1 talks about getting an MBA and how valuable it can be for your career and life in general. Work positions were also covered in the first part, as well as the salary of a person with MBA.

Master Of Business Administration – Part 2

By waytom13 - August 17, 2018 Leave your thoughts

This is a continuation of the blog here in waytomba.com with the same title as a Part 1. Here is the Part 2. There will also be a concluding blog after this post.

Master Of Business Administration – Part 1

By waytom13 - June 27, 2018 Leave your thoughts

Getting an MBA started back in the early 20th century when companies needed people with the skills to lead their operations during the era of industrialization. Harvard was the first one to offer an MBA degree in 1908. However, its concept was more of management in the perspective of science. It recognized that there needed to be specific skill sets to create a regular regiment of training in the field.