Grad School-Could someone with an undergraduate GPA of the low 2 get into grad school

[bullseye]

As others have stated, it depends on what school you want to go to. Many state Universities have satellite schools that are very easy to get into.

Your other option is to take a graduate level class somewhere, preferably at the school you want to go to, as an non-matriculated student. Most programs allow non-matrix students to take up to 9 credits and tranfer them into the program.

Get yourself 3 A's then apply to get in for full acceptance. The only problem is if you do poorly (Anything under a B), that pretty much seals your fate.

 

[thx9000]

Yup. Do well on GRE's and be prepared to pay for a private school or to attend a less prestigious school in an out'a the way location...

 

[PinK233]

GRE scores are sometimes considered more important than GPA for certain grad schools, not saying your GPA doesnt play a role in your acceptance, but a high GRE score would be a foot in the door.

 

[Mr.X]

I had to work fulltime and go to school fulltime and take of my family, so school was very tough. Would grad school consider this situation or automatically laugh at you?

Well, it's possible, I've been on a few committees and accepted such a GPA, but the GMAT score was exceptional.

Depends on the school and your extracurricular.

Mr.X