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Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 10:53 am Post subject: Alternate Trancscript--What Classes to Take? |
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Hi Amy,
Thank you for replying to my post about my profile...I have almost completed my applications. The realism of my profile has set in, and realize that i am longshot for almost any school i want to attend. (Mccombs, Emory, Georgetown)
I think i am great MBA canidate, but my gpa and undergrad transcript is horrible. I have Ds and Fs in my calculus courses, and a C in statitistics. I have 710 (47Q, 40V) GMAT, and great career progression...i just need to show i can do the coursework.
What classes do you reccomend i take to build an alternate transcript? Do the UC extention classes hold value? or should i try to take them at a community college?
I want to start ASAP, so i can go for R1 next year.
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Amy MBA Admissions Consultant
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Posted: Fri Dec 28, 2007 10:59 am Post subject: |
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Hi VIP,
I just posted a sticky on ways to deal with a low GPA that may help you. You'll definitely want to re-take the classes that received a grade lower than C. UC extension is great, community college is great - really any school that will provide college level classes and a transcript.
Good luck!
Amy _________________ Amy
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