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**judicial government body. Sorry French is coming out

Hi guys, I am currently thinking of applying to a business school for my masters from social sciences. My field is extremely unsatisfying and kinda bullshit, and I am interested in corporate social responsibility. I have no idea how business schools work and am a bit concerned about my background having nothing to do with business so I'm posting here for some feedback - ofc I would like to get into a top grad school. McGill: Joint Honours - Political Science and International Economic Development cum. GPA: 3.5 - 3.55 (not great I know). Major GPA: 3.65 - 3.75. My grades in econ classes are not too great (B ish, one A). No GRE yet. Experience: research in international law with a prof (paid, including field trip) 4 years working part-time for a juridical government body as an interpreter also 20 000 student jobs waiting tables etc. throughout university one internship with a diplomatic delegation to an international security organization (highly regarded - but in my field...) one internship at the UN I am fluent in 4 languages (of which English, French, and Spanish). Writing my thesis on brain drain and corporate social responsibility. I am taking a year off next year to either try to get a job in the corporate world or work on a project of my own. I will do my GRE next winter and apply as well. Even though my GPA is not great, I still think I could get into a good masters in political science, but I want to switch. How does that look for me? What should I do?