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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: FP TC etc. on June 23, 2010, 12:47:43 AM
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So is grad school like, hard to get into or what?
Most of my college grades are pretty meh, is that bad?
TIA
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So is grad school like, hard to get into or what?
Most of my college grades are pretty meh, is that bad?
TIA
these are great questions fptc. please let me know what kind of school you are trying to get into and i will give you precise info.
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I know complete retards with MBA's from Baker and University of Phoenix. Only takes 2 years one night a week. :blindfold:
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Do not think about: med, law (non umkc/ku), vet, science, econ
Think about: poly sci, sociology, mba, counseling
Don't think about: good schools
Think about: schools within 600 miles with long names/bad reps
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Do not think about: med, law (non umkc/ku -top 10), vet, science, econ
Think about: poly sci, sociology, mba, counseling
Don't think about: good schools
Think about: schools within 600 miles with long names/bad reps cheap enough to allow you to finish with no debt
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Thinking about Georgia Tech, IUPUI, Middle Tenn State :gocho: and NYU :eek:
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I'm a Master of Science.
You read that right:
Master of Science
Would highly recommend becoming one. :gocho:
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I'm a Master of Science.
You read that right:
Master of Science
Would highly recommend becoming one. :gocho:
help answer by question then kthanxbye
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Step 1. Get engineering degree at K-State and have good grades.
Step 2. Go to different engineering department and say, "Hey d00dz, how bout you let me be a Master of Science.
Step 3. Have them say, "Yes please!"
Step 4. Profit
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Very similar to how I earned my master of poon degree.
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Very similar to how I earned my master of poon degree.
that's a great degree to have, i'm a Master of Snatch
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Very similar to how I earned my master of poon degree.
To be honest, sometimes I wish I was still a Bachelor of Poon. :cheese:
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Very similar to how I earned my master of poon degree.
might look into this.
have any 'dations for good programs?
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Very similar to how I earned my master of poon degree.
that's a great degree to have, i'm a Master of Snatch
Gonna be a Snatch Doctor?
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nope, just a snatch master
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Though about going the snatch route but poon is my passion. Kansas State Pooniversity offers a nice program, though I hear the southern schools offer a wider range of degree paths.
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Grad school = total waste of time. Not worth it :users:
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Though about going the snatch route but poon is my passion. Kansas State Pooniversity offers a nice program, though I hear the southern schools offer a wider range of degree paths.
:frown:
But srsly guys, is it hard to get into grad school or is it similar to getting into college? (not that hard at all)
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do you have to take a subject gre? if so study that
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Though about going the snatch route but poon is my passion. Kansas State Pooniversity offers a nice program, though I hear the southern schools offer a wider range of degree paths.
:frown:
But srsly guys, is it hard to get into grad school or is it similar to getting into college? (not that hard at all)
It just depends what school you're trying to go to. There are different entrance requirements for each school obviously. I know a lot of schools use a combination of your undergrad GPA and your GMAT/LSAT/MCAT/GRE score. For example, say a school requires a score of 1050 to get into their MBA program. They take your undergrad GPA x 200 and add that to your exam score (the highest score you can get on the GMAT is 800, for example). So, if you had a 3.0 as an undergrad, you'd only need a 450 on your exam to get into that particular program (600 + 450 = 1050).
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They take your undergrad GPA x 200 and add that to your exam score (the highest score you can get on the GMAT is 800, for example). So, if you had a 3.0 as an undergrad, you'd only need a 450 on your exam to get into that particular program (600 + 450 = 1050).
What kind of a rough ridin' Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) only scores 450 on the GMAT? And what kind of a shitty fifth-rate diploma mill would allow said Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) to earn a 3.0? :flush: :users:
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They take your undergrad GPA x 200 and add that to your exam score (the highest score you can get on the GMAT is 800, for example). So, if you had a 3.0 as an undergrad, you'd only need a 450 on your exam to get into that particular program (600 + 450 = 1050).
What kind of a fracking Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) only scores 450 on the GMAT? And what kind of a shitty fifth-rate diploma mill would allow said Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) to earn a 3.0? :flush: :users:
:confused:
It was an example, dipshit.
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They take your undergrad GPA x 200 and add that to your exam score (the highest score you can get on the GMAT is 800, for example). So, if you had a 3.0 as an undergrad, you'd only need a 450 on your exam to get into that particular program (600 + 450 = 1050).
What kind of a fracking Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) only scores 450 on the GMAT? And what kind of a shitty fifth-rate diploma mill would allow said Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) to earn a 3.0? :flush: :users:
:confused:
It was an example, dipshit.
You suck at examples. :users:
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Very similar to how I earned my master of poon degree.
that's a great degree to have, i'm a Master of Snatch
Weakest goemawPOAT. :zzz:
If your grades were consistently meh during your undergrad career, I would say that you may be in troubs. I damn near flunked out during my first half then had near 4.0 the second half, and got accepted to a shitty law school (uk). You at least need to show that you can cut the mustard somehow. I got lucky because I needed in-state tuity for cost reasons and I refused to live in TPK, so Kansas Commuter CC was there for me. I'm currently advising young'ns that are not operating purely off of student loans to go with grad school because the economy is so shitty.
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What field are you looking to go into? If you're looking into something like engineering, make sure they pay you at least $20,000/yr. Otherwise, not worth it. Getting in is pretty easy. You should contact professors in your field of interest and try to get a job as a GRA or GTA. Much more affordable this way, and it can help you get in if you're right on the borderline.
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My GPA is hovering just around the 3.0 range, which I guess isn't all that horrible.
I'm normally pretty dec. at standardized tests and I've actually been studying for the GRE. So I don't think a good score will be too hard.
I'll be applying to the school of music. :gocho:
If I meet all requirements is it likely that I'll get in or no?
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My GPA is hovering just around the 3.0 range, which I guess isn't all that horrible.
I'm normally pretty dec. at standardized tests and I've actually been studying for the GRE. So I don't think a good score will be too hard.
I'll be applying to the school of music. :gocho:
If I meet all requirements is it likely that I'll get in or no?
I have heard that a good performance on the flesh flute, during the intro interview, will get you into pretty much any music prog.
Good luck.
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My GPA is hovering just around the 3.0 range, which I guess isn't all that horrible.
I'm normally pretty dec. at standardized tests and I've actually been studying for the GRE. So I don't think a good score will be too hard.
I'll be applying to the school of music. :gocho:
If I meet all requirements is it likely that I'll get in or no?
For half the money and half the time, I'll instruct you on various topics and at the conclusion you'll have just as good (if not better) long-term earning potential as would have received with your graduate degree from the "school of music."
Think about it. Make the right move here.
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My GPA is hovering just around the 3.0 range, which I guess isn't all that horrible.
I'm normally pretty dec. at standardized tests and I've actually been studying for the GRE. So I don't think a good score will be too hard.
I'll be applying to the school of music. :gocho:
If I meet all requirements is it likely that I'll get in or no?
For half the money and half the time, I'll instruct you on various topics and at the conclusion you'll have just as good (if not better) long-term earning potential as would have received with your graduate degree from the "school of music."
Think about it. Make the right move here.
It's a music tech degree. Not really music music. Recording/mastering etc both for music and for tv/movies/video games.
So yeah. Basically the next Dr Dre :gocho:
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My GPA is hovering just around the 3.0 range, which I guess isn't all that horrible.
I'm normally pretty dec. at standardized tests and I've actually been studying for the GRE. So I don't think a good score will be too hard.
I'll be applying to the school of music. :gocho:
If I meet all requirements is it likely that I'll get in or no?
alright...it's only taken us a day and a half to get to the very first question that was asked of you in this thread. now we need to know-what year are you and what schools are you planning on applying to? how many applicants do they typically get and how many do they typically accept? you can ask them and they will tell you if the info isn't readily available on the internet. have you asked the professors who will be in charge of deciding whether you will get in or not, whether you will get in or not? answer these now and we'll go from there.
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My GPA is hovering just around the 3.0 range, which I guess isn't all that horrible.
I'm normally pretty dec. at standardized tests and I've actually been studying for the GRE. So I don't think a good score will be too hard.
I'll be applying to the school of music. :gocho:
If I meet all requirements is it likely that I'll get in or no?
alright...it's only taken us a day and a half to get to the very first question that was asked of you in this thread. now we need to know-what year are you and what schools are you planning on applying to? how many applicants do they typically get and how many do they typically accept? you can ask them and they will tell you if the info isn't readily available on the internet. have you asked the professors who will be in charge of deciding whether you will get in or not, whether you will get in or not? answer these now and we'll go from there.
Junior. Already answered that, please pay attention next time. idk idk and no.