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05 Dec 2012, 09:34
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Hello!
I am planning to enroll in the NYU Stern Langone Part-Time program for Fall 2013. Applications come out around the end of January/early February and are due May 15. I am just about to finish up 2 UCLA Extension courses:
- Mathematics for Management
- Principles of Accounting A (Part 1)
And I'm pretty confident I'll get an A *crosses fingers* in both classes. Question is, should I take more classes? I was thinking about taking Principles of Accounting B (Part 2) and a Marketing class since that's what I want to go into, but not sure if I should. I don't want to if it's not necessary- it costs a lot of time and $$. But because of my incredibly lackluster undergraduate GPA, I'm thinking I should....
Advice greatly appreciated! I'll need to sign up by 12/15 to get the discounted price (-50$).
I am planning to enroll in the NYU Stern Langone Part-Time program for Fall 2013. Applications come out around the end of January/early February and are due May 15. I am just about to finish up 2 UCLA Extension courses:
- Mathematics for Management
- Principles of Accounting A (Part 1)
And I'm pretty confident I'll get an A *crosses fingers* in both classes. Question is, should I take more classes? I was thinking about taking Principles of Accounting B (Part 2) and a Marketing class since that's what I want to go into, but not sure if I should. I don't want to if it's not necessary- it costs a lot of time and $$. But because of my incredibly lackluster undergraduate GPA, I'm thinking I should....
Advice greatly appreciated! I'll need to sign up by 12/15 to get the discounted price (-50$).
05 Dec 2012, 11:44
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As a general rule, schools will weigh your most recent academic grades most heavily in determining your academic abilities and potential. So, the two A's you are getting at UCLA will give your application some good momentum. However, if your grades from undergrad are mediocre, I would say invest in one more class and make it a hard one to show NYU admissions that you are not afraid to tackle a demanding academic classes. So, I would recommend classes like Accounting 2 and Calculus.
Kimberly Plaga
Senior Admissions Consultant
Manhattan Review
Kimberly Plaga
Senior Admissions Consultant
Manhattan Review
05 Dec 2012, 12:15
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Thanks for your quick response Kimberly! I'll definitely invest in at least one other class. During my undergraduate, I got a B in Calculus. Should I still consider retaking it?
