I am majoring in finance and political science and thinking about graduate school, what is a good GPA to have?

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I just finished my first semester in college at USF, and I established a 3.52 GPA. I don’t think that is high enough to get into most graduate programs. I want to be a financial advisor and also really like political science. What should I pursue in graduate school if I get both degrees? Could I go to some school like Yale or Harvard?

Norma
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    1. sobuhutch Says:
      May 4th, 2009 at 8:42 am

      For any level programs you need to help ensure entrance into grad school especially liberal arts grad school especially liberal arts grad school especially liberal arts grad school especially liberal arts grad school is 37 any lower.