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11 Sep 2013, 16:37
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Hello,
My undergrad CPA is 6.6/10 (Indian applicant from an OK university and passed out in 2007). My splits for the four years are 6.5, 7.4, 6.2,6.0.
But later, I did my Masters from a reputable public university in the USA and scored 3.6. Do you guys think I should address the decrease in my undergrad GPA after my second year? I do have legitimate reasons for the decrease.
Do you think I should address this issue?
Thanks,
M
My undergrad CPA is 6.6/10 (Indian applicant from an OK university and passed out in 2007). My splits for the four years are 6.5, 7.4, 6.2,6.0.
But later, I did my Masters from a reputable public university in the USA and scored 3.6. Do you guys think I should address the decrease in my undergrad GPA after my second year? I do have legitimate reasons for the decrease.
Do you think I should address this issue?
Thanks,
M
12 Sep 2013, 14:28
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Hey there,
It really depends on what the legitimate reasons are. They would have to be rather significant to explain a multi-year downward trajectory.
If you do, however, then yes, you should address it. Just be careful how you do it - you don't want to make excuses. You want to provide context.
Bhavik
It really depends on what the legitimate reasons are. They would have to be rather significant to explain a multi-year downward trajectory.
If you do, however, then yes, you should address it. Just be careful how you do it - you don't want to make excuses. You want to provide context.
Bhavik
