allaboutchem Posted September 26, 2017 Posted September 26, 2017 Hi, Brazilian student here. Don't know how I could translate my GPA into American GPA, and don't know what are my chances in a top US grad school in my field (Chemistry), like MIT, UIUC or Caltech, so here are the facts: -Final undergrad GPA: 7.769/10.000 (earned me a "most distinguished student award", for being the top student in my class, something like cum laude I think - note that there is no honors system in Brazil) -(Probable) final master's GPA: 9.800/10.000 plus at least a couple of articles published in good IF journals. Grad school GPA's are usually larger than undergrad ones in Brazil -Work experience in my field (in fact I work and do my Master's concomitantly) - School the 4th best in Brazil overall and 2nd best in Chemistry (grad and undergrad done at same school) So what would be my GPA if I were to translate it into American GPA? Do I stand any chance in getting to a top grad school for my PhD? Help would be greatly appreciated
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