<p>I graduated a year ago with a really low GPA (2.14) due personal issues that I had to go through while I was in college. I learned my lesson to not let such matters interfere </p>
<p>But now I want to apply to grad school (MBA) and I need to make up for the low GPA (besides work experience and GMAT)</p>
<p>I still need to raise my GPA. How can I raise my GPA after graduating?</p>
<p>I know you can raise on post-bacc or another degree, but the effect is so minimal. It might take you 30 credits of As to go up .3 for example; you can calculate a future gpa in excel, talk to mba admissions, and try to do very well on the gmat. I have seen 2.6 get admitted but some programs look at work experience and GMAT more, depends on your circumstances.</p>