I went to a community college and got a 3.11 gpa. and im at a university on my last semester. I have a 2.8 but am working hard to get it higher. I have little work experience in envro. science (my major) but am looking in the field for when I graduate. Are there any specifics teachers look at and how hard would it be to get enrolled in a similar program at a university level for grad school?
No offense, but you need a LOT of help with your English grammar and sentence formulating. Graduate schools will throw your applications straight into the trash if you do not correct your grammar and sentence forming skills. Science or not, all post-collegiate schools are looking for good communicators, whether it be written or verbal.
On top of your poor English skills, your QPA (not GPA…that is a pre-collegiate term), is low. Work on these two and you should have no trouble getting accepted into a graduate program.
I hope this helps!
May 20th, 2010 at 6:45 am
No offense, but you need a LOT of help with your English grammar and sentence formulating. Graduate schools will throw your applications straight into the trash if you do not correct your grammar and sentence forming skills. Science or not, all post-collegiate schools are looking for good communicators, whether it be written or verbal.
On top of your poor English skills, your QPA (not GPA…that is a pre-collegiate term), is low. Work on these two and you should have no trouble getting accepted into a graduate program.
I hope this helps!
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