mseph Posted May 13, 2013 Posted May 13, 2013 Hi, I've been reading several posts here and these are giving me helpful tips. But I thought maybe posting with my stats would be even better. So, I am currently a political science Master's student, and it's my second semester. My last semester's GPA was around 3.54, and I don't think I will do better this semester. I've tried, going to office hours and emailing professors with questions, but I guess GPA with 3.5 is the best I can do. I have one more year left (13-14): one more semester of classes and another for writing MA thesis. I am aware that MA GPA 3.5 is mediocre and not a good sign for PhD, but is there any chance of getting accepted to schools around 50-70 ranked? I am currently planning to study for GRE this summer again and retake it, hoping that it would improve and increase a chance little bit. Also, I will start reading and writing drafts for lit review and proposals for the thesis over the summer. Any advice for the summer or brutally honest comments would be appreciated.
Guest hopefulfool Posted May 13, 2013 Posted May 13, 2013 You have a very good chance. Just make sure to apply widely!!!
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