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muhundhan mohan grad school admissions is undergraduate gpa really important during grad school admissions? or does gre carry more weight? this doubt keeps on bugging me. Please clarify. Thanks in advance! {{ 1429127039902+1-1 | date : 'short' }}
Eric Allen expert The short answer is both are important. As an admissions officer, the 3-5 yrs in an undergraduate program are proof of your performance over a long-period of time, but candidates can be a bit immature. In contrast, the GRE, or whatever test it is, is simply a snapshot of one's ability to perform in an academic setting. They use both to triangulate. The application is a series of data points used to create a trend line - let's hope it points up! {{ 1429305976650+1-1 | date : 'short' }}