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by ChrisFic » Mon May 14, 2012 7:10 am
Hey all,

I was wondering if someone had any good advice for me. So I am currently about to take the GMAT and afterwards I begin taking a class (or two) plus some volunteer work before I apply to B-School. My goal is to be accepted in any Top-10 program. I only had a 3.14 GPA in undergrad and wanted to take a class or two to help boost that. My question is, should I take more than 1 class? Should my mindset when taking these classes be A or bust? Just trying to judge how much and in what way these classes will impact my application.

I have been accepted into a Harvard Graduate summer course and am currently waitlisted for a Business Rhetoric course (undergrad credit). It would be a lot of time and effort if I took both courses at once coupled with work. What do you think?

Any help is greatly appreciated!
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by PrepMBA.AlexLeventhal » Mon May 14, 2012 8:13 pm
Chris,

Start with one class, make it quantitatively rigorous and yes take it for a grade and aim to get an A- or better. I would also suggest a physical class versus a purely virtual offering.

Good luck!

Alex
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