I want to get my masters in international relations what school could I get into for my masters with a 2.36 GPA in undergrad
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With a 2.36, it is questionable whether you could get into grad school.\n\nTake the GRE, including the subject test.  That will be a better indicator than your GPA.\n\nThen, talk to the professors in your department about where you could go, or call the IR Depts. of some universities.
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You may apply for graduate school.  The requirements may be differed you should contact the school you would like to apply.  here are some common requirements:\n- complete undergraduate degree with- 3.0 G.P.A (B average, 85% of grades).\n- taken GRE or GMAT
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Not horribly difficult. Meaning, if you have the sort of background that could get you into NYU or UCLA in the States, they will consider you at Oxford (Cambridge will be more difficult, the "prestige" of the institution will demand you have credentials).\n\nTry the British Council website for some basic info.\n\nFrom what I understand (I studied for my BA in England) they will be very interested in academic references, possibly writing samples, and how suitable you are for the course. \n\nExcellent grades are a must, the British system will look at GPA very rigidly as they try to compare it against their own. You will need a GPA above a 3.5 at a "competitive" institution.
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The school where you get your undergrad degree isn't nearly as important as where you get your graduate degree.  A bachelor's degree in psychology really doesn't help get you great jobs, so going to the "best" program isn't particularly important at that point.  Beside, rankings of psych programs almost always refer to the strength of the graduate studies, not undergrad.   Also, it is rare for graduate programs to take undergrads from the same school, so you probably want to go somewhere else if you want to get into Stanford, UofM, or Ohio State for grad school.\n\nEven though it's a long time before this will matter to you, I should mention that the "best" program will vary depending on what area of psychology you decide to pursue.  The three schools you mentioned are generally strong in all areas, but there may be another school that is better in developmental psych, clinical, personality, etc.  As you work toward your bachelor's, you'll get an opportunity to talk to faculty in different areas to get a sense of what your best options might be.
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your best bet is to contact the school you are interested in. And ask them their math requirements.
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I tell You about USA.First things first you have to the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) or ACT.This test generally tests your analytical and Verbal Skills.If your scores are good your high school GPA is better you can apply to better universities like MIT,CIT,Stanford etc.,If your scores are low and your GPA is low don't worry there are also some schools.For more information post me more information about you.Maybe I can help you
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Visit http://www.admissionglobal.com
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Often a good GRE score, research experience, or letters of recommendation will offset bad grades.\n\nNone of the schools I applied to had a MINIMUM grade point average. Some might have had the average undergraduate GPA or something, but half the students that make it have below average grades, so this is not a minimum.\n\nMaybe you wouldn't get into UCLA or something, but many smaller programs are desperate for students. Apply for schools in a wide range of rankings and see what you get.
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You might want to start by looking at the home pages of some specific colleges. Find where they list their graduate programs and look to see what their international requirements are. You may also want to telephone one directly (probably talk to the registration department) and ask them what you will need. I'm sure each school has their own requirements. \n\nGood luck!!! I admire you for going on after so much schooling already!
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call state northridge isn't to hard to get into. san diego is very difficult. Schools won't accept anyone with a gpa under 2.0, but even with that its tough
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How about ASU?  You should be able to get into there.  You also might be able to get into USC - but it's very expensive.
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You need to ask someone at Andrews University. The school's Web site is listed below.\n\nGood luck!
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Michigan state.... if u got the gpa right try something like bc nyu... columbia or some stuff in the east coast.. trust me it's better
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Usually it depends on the subject you are going to follow\n\nI will give you an example for sciences:\n\nyou will need Math 12, Physics 12, Chemistry 12, Language 12,\nEnglish 12, and another official course of choice. the GPA is based only on these courses.\n\nthe GPA cut-offs is usually about 80% to 90%.
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Hiya.\n\nThe average highschool GPA at nyu is right about a 4.0 and most students here scored about a 1450-1500 on their sat. It is harder to get into NYU than UCLA. Both have top ranked film departments. Many of my friends are film majors here, although I'm in philosophy and econ.\n\nIf you have about a 2.0-2.5 you should def look into public schools and then try to get really good grades and score high on your sat. After a couple of years of getting high grades, try to apply to nyu and UCLA. Both schools kick major butt, but are harder than all hell to get into. Good luck!
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It depends on the university.  You will have to check the admissions requirements of the specific university you want to attend.
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You may get above a 2.00 if you get all A's and A's on your final.I could figure it allgpa. out if i had all your grade.But at my school my gpa is from 9th till present they avg in my 9th and 10th gpa in to my current. \nA's=4\nB's=3\nC=2\nD=1\nF=0 and i think fourth 9wk it double.