I've been working towards a graduate study, but with more schools accepting the GRE, I want to submit a few applications. I am curious to know what my chances are:
Undergrad GPA: 3.6
Grad GPA: 4.0
GRE Scores: 166V; 161Q; 5.0 Written
I notice that the undergrad GPA seems to be the default, but how does a grad GPA factor in?
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totesTheGoat
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It doesn't. You get a marginal boost compared to somebody without a grad degree, but it's maybe a few tenths GPA difference.ilgoyo wrote:I notice that the undergrad GPA seems to be the default, but how does a grad GPA factor in?
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SFSpartan
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Grad GPA doesn't really matter, except on the margins, which is sort of unfortunate given your numbers. There are only a couple schools that (a) accept the GRE and (b) are worth going to without at least a substantial scholarship, so you may want to get a strong LSAT score and apply with that.
