<p>Hi, I'm currently studying for an MPH in Health Policy & Management at one of the Top15 US school of public health. I have a 3.93 right now... and I'm holding a part time job as well in a very related field (while taking classes) as well as researching etc. Because I am interested in working in the finances for pharmaceutical companies in the future, I'm looking to apply for MBA schools next year when I graduate to gain more understanding.</p>
<p>My weak point is my undergraduate GPA from UCLA which was 3.09 :( (I was able to overcome that during MPH applications only because I had an upward trend, good GRE and by my undergraduate extracurriculars) </p>
<p>Do you think if I maintain my graduate GPA (hopefully) and continue my job until I graduate.. there would be a slight possibility I would be able to get into a T10 MBA school in the future, specifically UCB, Harvard, Columbia or Stanford? Or will my undergraduate GPA always be the deal breaker. Basically.. do MBA schools consider graduate work?</p>
<p>I would HOPE to be able to attend MBA ASAP without having to continue working a few years before applying.</p>
<p>Please don't be afraid to be blunt if you think my goals are wayy too optimistic.
Thank you in advance!</p>