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01 Jun 2022, 14:52
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Right now I’m a college senior double majoring in Economics & Finance and Politics thinking about a pursuing an MBA to eventually do public sector management consulting— but I have some concerns over my grades.
Currently, I have a 3.955 GPA from a small liberal arts college where I attend on a full-ride. I’m generally happy with this number, except the reason I have it is because I have all A’s and one B- in Calculus II.
My concern is that the B- in Calc II (taken my Junior Year) will undermine how I look in quantitative aspects where I DID do well (two econometric courses, statistics, etc.)
Will this be enough to rule me out for a top level MBA. I was planning on applying to some deferred programs (Columbia is the main one I want to get into) and I was wondering how much of a knock against me this will be.
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Currently, I have a 3.955 GPA from a small liberal arts college where I attend on a full-ride. I’m generally happy with this number, except the reason I have it is because I have all A’s and one B- in Calculus II.
My concern is that the B- in Calc II (taken my Junior Year) will undermine how I look in quantitative aspects where I DID do well (two econometric courses, statistics, etc.)
Will this be enough to rule me out for a top level MBA. I was planning on applying to some deferred programs (Columbia is the main one I want to get into) and I was wondering how much of a knock against me this will be.
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04 Jun 2022, 09:19
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IMO you should really not worry about what has happened in your college , as its all history and not much can be done on the grades which have already been issued , rather prepare well for gmat and alongside on other co-curricular to enhance your profile .... there is no set recipe for admission but whats set is a good profile with a gr8 gmat score... wish you the best..
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GMAT 1: 530 Q47 V17
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04 Jun 2022, 10:22
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i think you can show your quantitative aspect in gmat and other activities in your portfolio so forget and try your best
