When applying to top tier schools with a low GPA, you will have to explain your low GPA without making excuses. You’re preparing your college application and you’ve worked your butt off pursuing impressive extracurriculars for your ideal college program, doing all the right things like earning research publications, playing on the soccer team, and have even stuck to your study schedule. You put your blood, sweat, and tears into your experience over the past four years. But your GPA is just…meh. Maybe a 3.0, 3.2, or even 3.6. You could get mostly As, but a few semesters’ worth of Bs will tank your GPA.
This video will explain how you can overcome a lower GPA with balancing out other components of your application. Do we think that GPA is the be-all, end-all of your academic abilities? No, certainly not. In fact, we at BeMo believe that GPA should not be used at any stage of the admissions process, let alone to weed out applicants in the initial stages of the selection process. If we could, we would abolish every kind of standardized test and situational judgement test out there. But the current school admissions practitioners think differently.
When it comes to speaking about your low GPA, it’s best to be honest. This video will show you how best to bring up your low GPA in a professional and clear way during your college interview. While a low GPA is never ideal, it can become less of a disadvantage if you know how to address it in your application materials. Turn your story of initial academic disappointment into a narrative about growth and resilience.

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