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Sounds like you've been on some uppers...

Why on earth would a Wharton undergrad let his grades slip?

solution: transfer to stern. easy.

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Don't worry 2.0 at Wharton >> a 4.0 at Sternmasta. Just keep networking and you'll be good. Try to take some blow off classes too.

 

You're a sophomore but only going into your second semester at wharton?

Did you transfer from a different university or was it an internal transfer?

 

You better have a good explanation for the 2.0. I'm an alum, and when I see a resume w a =3.0, it's an automatic ding. It's not hard to get B's in Wharton, why the slack?

The best rec I can give you is to work you ass off, network, and pray. OCR is clogged by kids with >3.6 GPA's - start planning now or you're going to be so screwed.

 

thanks guys i really appreciate all the advice... plan on studying my ass off and taking some courses over the summer as well. thanks.

I'm bi-winning. I win here, and I win there.
 

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