Hotel Management Schools In Switzerland
What are my chances of law school, especially University of New York?
I graduated with a Bachelor of Management hotel schools in Switzerland three years ago, and currently does not work. I have not exactly been pursuing my career in the hospitality industry and decided that I want to study right place. I have a GPA of 3.46 and score around 164-169 for LAST test preparation. What are my chances of getting into the best schools level?? And these schools into account a letter of recommendation from my former co-workers, and I do not think my teachers I remember for now, and I hated all my bosses … Also, I have really wanted to go to the University of New York, as some members of my family graduated from there. Does that influence my chance of being accepted? thanks!
Legacy helps a little, but not much. It's more for when you are torn between you and another equally qualified candidates, then it might tip the balance in his favor. However, you are very far from the average statistics of a law student at New York University. I do not hold your breath. If I had to go there I'd go for a master somewhere to raise your GPA. Then, the study of the LAST again and the goal of 173 +. In theory, University of New York is still possible, but unlikely. You can still get a higher school. Just look a little lower than the level University of New York. U.S. Check News rankings. You can get letters of recommendation from anyone. If it's co-workers, which is what you have to do. More importantly what they can tell people about the admissions against what they are.
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