Clarification on how TESU calculates GPA

[bjcheung77]

Good stuff. I definitely thought of going to a community college or something to raise the 3 D's that I have but, ugh, those classes were miserable. Spanish, Macroeconomics, and Metorology. (For the record, I am of hispanic background and I don't speak a word of Spanish, okay maybe two words).

The MBA programs I am interested in are not as competitive so I might want to wait and see how they apply my CRs and if they accept me, great. But if not, then I will need to improve those D's.

You shouldn't need to worry too much about the GPA, I actually responded to a similar post of yours a couple of months ago.  There is an option for most schools to accept you and that's through conditional acceptance.  The reason is simple, they're not Ivy League schools, they don't get a crazy number of applicants, but they're not an "easy to get into school" either; moreover, they want "good" students that will succeed in their programs.

It all boils down to they wanting your business and keeping their recognition/reputation in tact...  Here's my previous post: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid317718 - Just for kicks, you may want to read the last part of this thread post, it shows an example of how I would get into a Masters program and two options to do it: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid305604 - there are other ways to get in, and other criteria schools look into, not all on GPA.