I graduate in May and I'm having this strong desire to go to Colorado after graduation. I may go on vacation and never come back. I've been looking into graduate school in Colorado, but I haven't check the job market out there yet. I cannot decide whether to go there on vacation and come back and finish my master here then go back, or just wing it and go to Colorado and see what happens. I still haven't register for GMAT. I have looked at some math problems and done small amount of prep work to familiarized myself with the exam. I kind of lost my motivation for it at the moment. Just one of those week where all of these options are flooding my head and rational decisions are getting clouded by emotions.

Decisions , decisions , decisions. Good luck .

I want to go to colorado and do some snowboarding and shoot an elk

Good luck to you. I've been trying to get back since '89.

I've visited many times, spent a year in Ft. Collins at Colorado State,

and had way too much fun to concentrate on bothersome school work.

I was thereby 'un-invited' to return, and had to finish school elsewhere.

Ahhh....I can still smell the air.

Nothing like Colorado.

I love Colorado...but visiting and living there are two different things. Best of luck man.

Nothing like Colorado.

Visit Lesotho

I would suggest that you drop out of school for the time being, move to Colorado, and live off the land, hunting and trapping. In the winter you can become a ski bum, living off the proceeds of your hunting and trapping ventures while cultivating a little "herb" for medicinal use. Talk about a Rocky Mountain high! On the other hand, you could get your head out of your arse and finish up with your studies.

Hey rootbeer, is L. Mike your dad?

Hey detroit1 didn't you hear that L.Mike has decided that he is personally going to set my generation straight all by himself.

On the the other hand Colorado Springs is a great place.If you move there realize your are not allowed to complain about your lakes being iced over and not being able to fish till July.

Capt.O

Hey rootbeer, is L. Mike your dad?

Impossible. That would mean Rootbeer would have to be in his late 40's!

I personally like Long Mike first advice.

Life is about having fun.

If you can find a job out there, go for it.