Appropriate universities as per GPA?
Im only done with my first year undergrad so far and have two more years to go, but my gpa for first and second sem has been 3.33 and 3.49 respectively? Is the gpa bad for ny applications? (though ill be working to improve it further)
Also, which of the good colleges over the world would accept such a gpa ( i know gre/gmat scores would matter and im studying for it too). Do colleges like LSE, princeton, berkley and likewise accept such GPAs?
Also, which of the good colleges over the world would accept such a gpa ( i know gre/gmat scores would matter and im studying for it too). Do colleges like LSE, princeton, berkley and likewise accept such GPAs?
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