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I'm also a non-traditional student. I graduated with a degree in Commerce in 2010 and worked several years before going back to school for an MA in philosophy in 2014. I ended up passing over some offers at MA programs with better placement records for one that I took to be a better fit -- hoping this doesn't come back to haunt me this year. I defended my MA thesis in December on Rawls and economic markets. My undergraduate GPA is largely irrelevant since it is unrelated, but about 3.9 in those philosophy classes I did take (which amounted to about 24 credits, or 8 classes). My masters GPA is also irrelevant because it's on a bizarre scale (foreign) which I also hope doesn't come back to haunt me, though I hear grades are largely irrelevant. GRE 170V, 162Q, 4.5. My primary interests are in political philosophy, metaphysics (modality, metaphysical explanation, time, free will), metaethics, and Nietzsche.