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Well not many. Try to take classes focussed on Math - Calculus, Statistics or MicroEconomics.

The idea is to do well. Do not take too many and end up getting average grades.
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Well not many. Try to take classes focussed on Math - Calculus, Statistics or MicroEconomics.

The idea is to do well. Do not take too many and end up getting average grades.


OasisNYK,

I have seen people (not many) get into elite (Top 5) schools with low GPAs by (a) nailing the GMAT (aiming higher than 700), (b) creating an alternative transcript at a school at least as rigorous as their undergrad institution (statistics and accounting are starting points), and (c) having strong work experience and a powerful personal story (that perhaps partly explains the weak GPA). It can be done, but you should aim lower than the elites if you can.

Good luck,