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If by STRONG you mean 50%+ chance of getting in, I would say with that type of undergrad and major, 3.7+.
anything above 3.5 is good, but then there are other parts of application as well
I know of people from my university (one of the ones that you've mentioned) in technical majors who've gotten into 2+2 with a GPA of around 3.6.
3.9: strong 3.7: good 3.5: OK 3.3: better have a high GMAT
Thanks guys, appreciate all the input
bump****
You realize 3 of the 4 above posters haven't even graduated college yet right, lol.
You can find GPA figures for some of the m7 incoming classes - for example here: http://www.chicagobooth.edu/programs/full-time#simple2
Going to HYPS in a hard field might give you a slight edge when you compare gpa head to head, but it's hard to quantify exactly how much it is. Suffice to say it could be a .1-.2 boosts when compared to other profiles.
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