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Re: What are my chances (unique situation)? [#permalink]
 17 Nov 2008, 08:58
What was the reasoning for your GPA?
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Re: What are my chances (unique situation)? [#permalink]
17 Nov 2008, 11:42
I will definitely consider taking a few courses before applying. My undergrad was an interdisciplinary degree with one concentration in Business and another in Communication.
The main reason my GPA was low was probably immaturity. I thought I was smart enough to make it in the work force and concentrated my efforts on extra curricular activities and actual work. I wanted to get out there and start making things happen, which in retrospect, was probably not the smartest move.
Right now I am capitalizing my fund with other partners, who are much more experienced than I am, and my equity stake will be relatively nominal. I want to go back to school, do very well, and eventually start my own fund afterward. I need the education and the credentials to make that happen.
Thanks for the feedback in advance!!
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