<p>I studied at a university with a British grading system /singapore/ though they did not provide me with GPA i'm sure it will come out low judging from my grades maybe around 2.5? soon after graduation I worked at a bank as a correspondent banking officer and at a consulting firm specialized in engineering it will be 2 years since I started working. And now I'm considering grad school, within these 2 years I've realized what I majored in /marketing & business administration/ is not exactly cut out for me and i'm finding it as an excuse why I didnt do well cos i didn't have passion or drive in that particular field. I'm considering studying korean language & literature at graduate school so I guess i'd be better off heading to Seoul /seoul national university or yonsei/ but before that I will study korean for a year. </p>
<p>Do you think I will get an admission? assuming my 2 years of work experience at a bank, consulting firm. Impressive recommendation letters from professors at either Seoul national university or yonsei, great TOEFL , TOPIK score and a decent GRE score. Will these make up for my bad GPA and guarantee that I can do the work????? </p>
<p>PS: I'm still having doubts as if its the time to consider going to grad school. I have a position lined up abroad i'm guessing the pay is decent at least higher than what i'm getting now. But I can't say its something that I'm passionate about. Should I take the job and give myself more time to think or just forget about it all and go for grad school? I am confused</p>