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I am applying to the Masters in Economic Law for 2020.

I am a graduating Cornell Law student, current GPA is 3.44. This is above median here, as grades are generally allocated rather harshly.
My undergraduate GPA is 3.86. It's in political science.

I'm a bit worried re: my Law GPA, the site says they have a strict cut-off at 3.5. For those that applied and received results- how worried should I be about not getting in?

Thanks all.

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Hi you need to confirm with their admission officers. There are cases of exemption but you need to check with them

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interesteduser

Original post by nataliahe

Hi you need to confirm with their admission officers. There are cases of exemption but you need to check with them

I was assuming the cut-off was for Undergraduate GPA and not Graduate, but does anyone know for sure?

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careydiaz

hi, is anyone applying to this program from undergraduate? theres not much info about people pursuing the economic law english track, & i'm a bit nervous that many people will have law degrees or JD's