10-29-2012, 04:47 AM
From my understanding, it truly depends on the program you are trying to get into.
There are some schools (Western Governors University for example) that do not award a GPA at all. However, many WGU graduates have gone on to some of the most prestigious graduate schools in the country. Some have even gone to law school.
Check with the program you intend to get into. They may have GPA requirements, but they might also be willing to waiver it. It's all in how you market yourself to them.
There are some schools (Western Governors University for example) that do not award a GPA at all. However, many WGU graduates have gone on to some of the most prestigious graduate schools in the country. Some have even gone to law school.
Check with the program you intend to get into. They may have GPA requirements, but they might also be willing to waiver it. It's all in how you market yourself to them.
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