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21 Jan 2020, 11:58
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Hi guys,
I had a 3.9 gpa my freshman year of college. All was well. But then I developed paranoid schizophrenia, which bombed my gpa down to 3.14 over 4 years. That is my final gpa, I studied applied math, emphasis economics. By what is literally almost a medical miracle, I rebounded on the right medication and am now almost recovered. I scored 670 on my MBA.com CAT, cold. I can't take another test yet for one reason or another, which I will soon, but I was wondering if I scored 740+ if I still have a decent chance at a top level school? My gpa is low, but I would have a doctor's note and really there wasn't much I could do. Will the top schools reason with me, or will they just pass me over due to gpa?
I had a 3.9 gpa my freshman year of college. All was well. But then I developed paranoid schizophrenia, which bombed my gpa down to 3.14 over 4 years. That is my final gpa, I studied applied math, emphasis economics. By what is literally almost a medical miracle, I rebounded on the right medication and am now almost recovered. I scored 670 on my MBA.com CAT, cold. I can't take another test yet for one reason or another, which I will soon, but I was wondering if I scored 740+ if I still have a decent chance at a top level school? My gpa is low, but I would have a doctor's note and really there wasn't much I could do. Will the top schools reason with me, or will they just pass me over due to gpa?
21 Jan 2020, 15:45
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mbh67
Two things,
Additional Essay to address the medical condition will be sufficient and send them a copy in the mail to be sure
Secondly, If you get a good GMAT, you are probably out of the danger zone. Good as in a 730+
21 Jan 2020, 16:52
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At this point you have no control over your GPA, I would focus on your essay and optional essay to explain your low undergrad GPA and get as high as a GMAT as possible. Do you have good work experience? extracurricular activities? there is always a way to recover from a low score/GPA if the rest of the narrative is strong. Happy to look at your resume for feedback.
