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what is the name of the consulting firm that you are using?

I live in Liberty Township. It is a suburb of Cincinnati. There is so much growth going on here! It is the 5th fastest growing area of the country! There are lots of new shopping areas and plenty of hospitals in the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area. Just talked to a friend who works at childrens who said new graduates are welcome and treated very well at Cincinnati Childrens. Yes there is snow, but it seems there is less than when I was a child. The cost of living is reasonable. I really like it here!

In my experience, you are absolutely right Gompers. I worked for GE before I decided to stay home with the kids. Many, many of their IT positions were sent to India. Those are professional, technical positions. At my old location, if you have a technical problem, you call an 800 # to India and report the problem. They relay it to a 3rd party company in the US to take care of the problem. Much programming for GE is done oversees. What is left is technical project management. Many of my friends who work at Proctor and Gamble were outsourced to a third party. No stability. Also, years ago I should have followed my heart and went into the healthcare field. I never really liked programming and the hours can be really long for a salary.

Well I blew it in undergrad 15 years ago. I graduated with a 2.6 gpa in business administration. I did have a great career in the IT field and then stayed at home with my children. Now they are in school and I want to change careers, but I am getting really discouraged by everything I read on this web site about admission requirements. I am such a different person now than I was 15 years ago and am ready to buckle down and study hard. What are my chances of getting into a school?