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Cumulative GPA vs Major GPA 10 Oct 2011, 19:53
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im wondering because im not doing very good... for the Cumulative GPA but my major gpa is pretty high.
my question is What do business school look at especially the top 5-10.
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Cumulative GPA vs Major GPA 11 Oct 2011, 14:06
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Cumulative GPA vs Major GPA 11 Oct 2011, 14:16
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Mostly cumulative. I don't think i've seen an application (yet) that allows you to list your major GPA.
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Pretty sure it's cumulative... haven't seen anything otherwise. To be a well-rounded candidate, you would be able to perform well outside just your specific major one would imagine :)