I have a C and a B- in finance classes as a finance major. I changed my major to management and got all A’s. Should I take a higher-level Statistics class and get a good grade to compensate for those bad grades for selective graduate admission?
Not sure how even an excellent stat grade would “make-up” for a lower than desired grade in finance – they are different subjects. IMO all you can do at this point is move forward and do your best in classes that make sense for your major and desired career.
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Are you currently a college student…because this is in the “applying to college” area.
ETA…thank you to whomever moved this to the correct forum.
Graduate admissions in what field?
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You don’t just ‘get’ good grades. They are earned.
If you’re getting a graduate business degree, your schooling will be offset by the quality of your work experience.
Most credible grad schools require at least two years of work experience prior to admission.
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