Hello,
A bit about my background... I graduated undergrad with a 3.0 GPA in History. Afterwards, I went to law school where I graduated with a 3.09. I've spent the last 2.5 years working as an attorney for a state agency doing civil litigation (no business or corporate exposure. The one or two math classes I did take back in college I didn't do too well in the math courses I took ( B minuses for both) On the GMAT I scored a 720 (Q49,V40). I am really interested in Kellog's program. Harvard would be nice, but I figure that is out of reach given my subpar grades. How competitive would I be for Kellog and other similar caliber programs? Should I take some quantitative courses at a local college to make up for my poor math exposure? Thanks in advance!
A bit about my background... I graduated undergrad with a 3.0 GPA in History. Afterwards, I went to law school where I graduated with a 3.09. I've spent the last 2.5 years working as an attorney for a state agency doing civil litigation (no business or corporate exposure. The one or two math classes I did take back in college I didn't do too well in the math courses I took ( B minuses for both) On the GMAT I scored a 720 (Q49,V40). I am really interested in Kellog's program. Harvard would be nice, but I figure that is out of reach given my subpar grades. How competitive would I be for Kellog and other similar caliber programs? Should I take some quantitative courses at a local college to make up for my poor math exposure? Thanks in advance!
