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Busytrying
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Hello,
Until I looked into pursuing an MBA I'd never heard of the term GPA. I've completed a French Baccalaureat and we never use this term, then I completed an undergrad and a Masters in the UK where I also never heard of it.
I've used a tool to calculate my GPA (https://www.foreigncredits.com/Resources/GPA-Calculator/ ) in high school, then my undergrad and masters but I think for the MBA most people seem to quote their undergrad (BA / BSc...) GPA?
Can anyone clarify what is considered as my gpa for MBA applications? high school, undergrad, masters or cumulating all?
My scores for undergrad translated to 3.23... would this qualify as average since it's under 3.5?
Any help in understanding this requirement is grately appreciated.
Thank you
Until I looked into pursuing an MBA I'd never heard of the term GPA. I've completed a French Baccalaureat and we never use this term, then I completed an undergrad and a Masters in the UK where I also never heard of it.
I've used a tool to calculate my GPA (https://www.foreigncredits.com/Resources/GPA-Calculator/ ) in high school, then my undergrad and masters but I think for the MBA most people seem to quote their undergrad (BA / BSc...) GPA?
Can anyone clarify what is considered as my gpa for MBA applications? high school, undergrad, masters or cumulating all?
My scores for undergrad translated to 3.23... would this qualify as average since it's under 3.5?
Any help in understanding this requirement is grately appreciated.
Thank you
