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wow there's a lot of spam here.
Hi, I am a current graduate and I am looking in to applying for grad schools for philosophy. one of my biggest problems is that my GPA is only a 2.46. Although I have been showing an upward trend since my sophomore year, is there something I can do to increase my chances of being accepted? for example should I enroll to another college and complete more undergrad credits? Even if i do have good GRE grades I just dont think I can be accepted with a 2.4 GPA all your help will be greatly appreciated, thank you very much! |
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I'm probably not the best source for this, but the GPA is usually a guideline and there are usually a few exceptions. My best guess would be for you to look at your grad school's stats and see if they have ever accepted anyone in your grad program with a GPA lower than 3.0. You should also write an amzing personal statement that explains your GPA and how you have grown after your sophomore year.
If there is a subject test for Philosophy, I would recommend taking it. Anything that will help the grad school committee overlook your GPA would be great. |
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