Gorgoll

Thank you very much, friend. I would like to know what you think about my chances. Would a Brazilian degree be considered for such? Or would it be a hindrance?

Dear friends, I'm a Brazilian student with interest in entering graduate school in Continental Philosophy, specially German Idealism and Phenomenology. My undergraduate degree was in Law, not philosophy - Law is an undergrad in Brazil -, and I've entered a (fully funded) MA in Philosophy, also in Brazil, but in a different university. My undergrad GPA was relatively low at 3.4, but my current MA GPA is 3,97. I've a lot of experience with presentations - More than 20 -, I have translated a philosophy book from German to Portuguese and I've some publications. That being said, I would like to inquire you about what are my chances of joining a good grad school in Continental Philosophy at USA or Canada. I would also like to know where I should apply. The best places seem to be are Columbia, Chicago, McGill and Toronto. Where else should I apply? Thank you in advance.