Non-degree classes to raise GPA?

Graduate School
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Not sure where the right place to post this cuz this is a … situation I’m not familiar with.

Basically I graduated Hunter’s College with a bachelor’s degree in sociology. Then I wanted to go into their graduate program in order to become a teacher for young kids in the future. However, they said my GPA is low so I am not accepted in the program. However, they said I can take classes to raise my GPA. However, they mentioned that since I graduated more than 1 year ago, my GPA starts at zero. So I’m incredibly confused and was wondering how many non-degree classes do I need in order to get the necessary GPA in order to enter their graduate program.

I have an appointment with an advisor on Monday but I’m hungry for answers right now so I thought I’d try my chances in posting here. I am very confused about what it’s like to be a non-degree students and I’ve been googling and the Hunter website doesn’t give me the information I want. Does any1 have experience with this?

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You need to talk directly to the school about their requirements. It’s doubtful anyone on here knows the specifics.

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Yeah, unfortunately you’re going to have to be patient. Only Hunter can tell you exactly how many classes you need to take to satisfy their requirements.