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Hi I would like to apologise in advance if I posted in the wrong forum.
I want to get into Schulich School of Business at York university.Their minimum GPA requirement is 3.0 and work experience 2 years.
However although I have a lower GPA of 2.92 but a work experience of around 5 years.Due to my low gpa will my application be considered?Will I get accepted if I get good LOR and a solid SOP and essays on top of a good GMAT?
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I want to get into Schulich School of Business at York university.Their minimum GPA requirement is 3.0 and work experience 2 years.
However although I have a lower GPA of 2.92 but a work experience of around 5 years.Due to my low gpa will my application be considered?Will I get accepted if I get good LOR and a solid SOP and essays on top of a good GMAT?
Thanks.
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Hey there I-S-B! No worries at all about posting here. This is exactly the kind of thing we can help with.
While Schulich School of Business requires a minimum 3.0 GPA, your application with a 2.92 GPA shouldn't be automatically ruled out. Here's the thing: your 5 years of work experience are seriously impressive, way more than the 2-year minimum. That kind of real-world experience can be a huge asset in their eyes.
Of course, a strong GMAT or GRE score can definitely help balance out a slightly lower GPA. They typically see scores in the 660+ range for the GMAT, so that could be a good target. And absolutely, don't underestimate the power of those letters of recommendation and your statement of purpose! A well-written SOP that highlights your accomplishments, relevant skills, and why Schulich is the perfect fit for you can really make a difference.
Here's what I would recommend: put all your effort into crafting the strongest application possible. Showcase your experience, achievements, and potential through your essays and personal statement. If you're worried about your GPA, a strong GMAT or GRE score can go a long way.
So, chin up! Even with a GPA that's a touch under the minimum, a well-rounded application that highlights your strengths can definitely open the door to Schulich.
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While Schulich School of Business requires a minimum 3.0 GPA, your application with a 2.92 GPA shouldn't be automatically ruled out. Here's the thing: your 5 years of work experience are seriously impressive, way more than the 2-year minimum. That kind of real-world experience can be a huge asset in their eyes.
Of course, a strong GMAT or GRE score can definitely help balance out a slightly lower GPA. They typically see scores in the 660+ range for the GMAT, so that could be a good target. And absolutely, don't underestimate the power of those letters of recommendation and your statement of purpose! A well-written SOP that highlights your accomplishments, relevant skills, and why Schulich is the perfect fit for you can really make a difference.
Here's what I would recommend: put all your effort into crafting the strongest application possible. Showcase your experience, achievements, and potential through your essays and personal statement. If you're worried about your GPA, a strong GMAT or GRE score can go a long way.
So, chin up! Even with a GPA that's a touch under the minimum, a well-rounded application that highlights your strengths can definitely open the door to Schulich.
CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE A FREE 1:1 PROFILE ANALYSIS CALL
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Updated on: 11 Apr 2024, 23:24
Originally posted by ExpertsGlobal on 10 Apr 2024, 22:04.
Last edited by ExpertsGlobal on 11 Apr 2024, 23:24, edited 1 time in total.
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I-S-B
Hi I-S-B,
Hope this finds you well.
It would be best if you could write to the Admissions Committee and check with them directly; we ask you to do this simply because a GPA of 3 has been stated as a minimum requirement for eligibility. Thus, while you may still apply with the current GPA, it is recommended that you cross check this once to prevent your attempt from getting wasted. In all probability, the school will not have an issue; however, in case an issue arises, you will know.
All the best!
