So I have a 3.55 GPA with one semester left of school. I was wondering how much GPA plays when applying for grad school, specifically Kellogg. I'll be doing i-banking for at least 2 years, hopefully get the third year as well as the associate promotion. With this kind of experience will my GPA still have as much weight as someone who is applying after their second year of work?
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3.5+ = no problem
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