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Switching undergrad course to law in the US
Hi William, I have bachelor's degree in Education and Psychology . However, I'm thinking of switching my course to pursue law in the US but with a low GPA of 3.35. Do you think I can get a fully funded master program with this background, and with a low GPA 3.35. If no, what's your advise to me
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@William Kaseu I'm so sorry about that
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Hi William, I have bachelor's degree in Education and Psychology . However, I'm thinking of switching my course to pursue law in the US but with a low GPA of 3.35. Do you think I can get a fully funded master program with this background, and with a low GPA 3.35. If no, what's your advise to me
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@William Kaseu Thank your time and advice
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