Buy Lunesta No Prescription, The transition from working life back to school is a challenging one, and with an especially packed first semester…the transition has been one for the books…literally! The first few weeks of school, I found myself starting my homework too late, and studying late into the night. These were also the days of the “residual” evening TV shows and glass of wine from my working days, which have since been replaced with HBR cases, and lots of caffeine. Let’s be honest, this stuff is hard. Juggling the heavy class load, the high volume of reading that you are not used to and dreaded accounting homework is not easy for anyone coming from a job back to school…but it is possible.

The main lessons I have learned from this semester are how time management has taken on a whole new meaning, prioritizing activities is key, and that stopping to smell the roses will keep me sane. Coming from a background in life sciences and engineering, I was never exposed to classes such as economics, finance and accounting, and I never imagined they would challenge me so much. In one sense, I am learning a lot of key terminology and concepts which are transferable to many other subjects, in another sense I am learning the time it takes to really delve into these topics is more than I have in a given day. This is where prioritization and time management are important, and weekends provide some opportunity to “catch up”. The other thing that helps is additional review sessions which are offered on the weekends by TA’s.

Taking “life” breaks are important, though this was really challenging the first few months of classes. During the fall term, recruiting season is at its high, with classes all day, followed by company presentations in the evenings. After spending 12 to 13 hours at school, then heading home for dinner and homework, there just didn’t seem to be time to really enjoy life. Add to that busy weekends with conferences, and school engagements, and it seems almost impossible to do things you want or need to. But finding the time to cook myself a meal or to spend some time catching up with family and friends, even on the busiest of days, is essential to my sanity. When I first got to school, I heard the phase, “I do everything there is to do, because I figure I am only here for two years, so I am going to take it all in!” These words have really stuck with me, in one sense because I agree, there is a lot to learn from every B-school interaction we have, and though two years seems long, it is not forever. In another sense though, I know that I came to B-school with a strong foundation of supporting and loving family and friends, and hobbies, and passions…and while I plan on taking a lot in, I hope to sustain what I came in with as well!

Survival is possible, even when it seems the workload will never end, the night of studying has just begun, and the next morning is nearer and nearer… eventually you find your groove. Although I came from a rigorous industry, consulting, I have found this experience to be even more rigorous than my life before. As I look back, I have to say that I am excited to see what is in store for me, in the coming semester, year, and beyond…

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