Also, on another note -- I'm not sure what profession you are looking into but the market is pretty flooded right now. You might finish the MBA and not be able to find the job/career you want very easily. At least if you keep your job you can be looking/interviewing and not be in a rush.
I'd go part time, you will be missing out on about 60k after taxes if you quit work for 2 years and just go to school. I'd say the 60k trumps the 18k. Have you checked with your job to find out if they pay for graduate school?
I liked Excel 2003 Power Programming with VBA. They have a 2007 version out now too. By the time I got to the 11th Chapter (out of around 30 chapters), I was able to do pretty much everything I wanted to be able to do.
The problem really sucks. You do an adjustment after a period is over, and it doesn't say the period is over on any of the bullet points. Is that exactly how the problem reads?
I can get it to balance fine, but I don't see how they have a 690 dollar balance at the end in their checking account.
It's a pretty good combination. You can easily get jobs working with Accounting/Finance systems. I have an MBA with Finance concentration and an MIS undergrad degree and got picked up by a Fortune 500 company right out of school to work with one of their Accounting Information Systems.
Shouldn't be an issue unless you are on the insiders list.
Which I would assume you aren't because you would know because you would have to sign a document that states when you can buy and the blackout periods.
If you are using the IDE just go to Toolbox then Components and there is a little stopwatch icon and its called Timer. If you go to properties you can set it to the length of time you need.
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