I Got Into Graduate School With A 2.01 GPA. Advice for Prospective Graduate Students with Low GPA

UPDATE: OMG I am truly honored and excited to see so many emails and comments asking me to be a mentor for those interested in applying to graduate school. I am thrilled that my story has encouraged so many of you, but everything I shared in the video, along with the resources in the description box, is already strong guidance. Trust those tips and the other success stories in the comments. I wish I could respond to every email and comment asking me to be a mentor, but I simply cannot. That is why the advice in the video and resources below are the best tools you can use. I wish you all tremendous success, and remember, you miss 100 percent of the shots you do not take. I was accepted into a competitive graduate program with a 2.01 GPA. In this video, I’ll share my personal story and the practical strategies that helped me stand out despite my grades. You’ll also learn actionable tips to improve your application and highlight your strengths so you can achieve your goals. Make sure to subscribe and become a Jeanius! ✨ In this video, you’ll learn: How to leverage your experience and skills outside your GPA Ways to write a strong personal statement The importance of research and professional networking Steps to take if you’re worried about your grades If you're a minority interested in applying to graduate/PhD school in STEM check this out: https: //www.cientificolatino.com/ If you're an undergrad interested in applying to graduate/PhD in Earth/Geological Sciences, check this out: https://www.agu.org/bridge-program If you're a minority interested in resources for graduate/PhD school in the Neuroscience field, check this out: https://blackinneuro.com/ If you are a latinx woman (Both US AND International) interested in resources for graduate/PhD school in the Earth Science field, check this out: https://geolatinas.weebly.com/ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Frequently Asked: