Hi Stacy,
I graduated from Dartmouth College with a low GPA - 3.23 and am aiming for a top MBA program. My GPA was mainly brought down by two C's and a D in three different Calculus courses in the first two terms of my Freshman year (after which my GPA trended up). I am currently taking and A-cing Statistics to demonstrate my quantitative aptitude. I also plan on retaking an Intro Calculus course. I know that Calculus has no practical application for MBAs but is it necessary to retake all three Calculus courses that I didn't do well in or will A's in Intro Calculus and Statistics combined with a high GMAT score suffice?
I graduated from Dartmouth College with a low GPA - 3.23 and am aiming for a top MBA program. My GPA was mainly brought down by two C's and a D in three different Calculus courses in the first two terms of my Freshman year (after which my GPA trended up). I am currently taking and A-cing Statistics to demonstrate my quantitative aptitude. I also plan on retaking an Intro Calculus course. I know that Calculus has no practical application for MBAs but is it necessary to retake all three Calculus courses that I didn't do well in or will A's in Intro Calculus and Statistics combined with a high GMAT score suffice?
