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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]With bad grades in college, if you do well in grad school? If yes, how bad can they be before your chances are significantly lower than a student with higher grades? By the way, by "highly-ranked," I don't mean to look down on schools that aren't. Many schools provide a great education. My understanding is that the highly-ranked schools are able to provide better job security and pay higher salaries and benefits. Thanks in advance! [/quote] In what field? This is a terrible place to ask this question. Vast majority of people here think graduate school means professional degrees like Masters in Public Policy or Masters in Public Health. You'll mostly get wrong answers. Colleges that are "highly-ranked" for undergraduates is not the same as colleges being sought after by professors ("high-ranked"). [/quote]
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