I am currently enrolled in a top 20 JD program however, I have no desire to practice law and would rather work in a field related to my undergrad major Business Finance. My career goals will eventually require me to get an MBA and I was wondering do MBA programs look at only undergraduate grades or do they also look at grades from graduate degree programs. My grades in law school are pretty average since the law. I would pursue a JD/MBA from my current school however the program is not ranked nearly as well as the law school and I went to this school for undergrad so it would be pretty useless.

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I'll trade with you. I'm the reverse.

I am also in law school except that my Law School GPA is actually MUCH lower than my undergraduate GPA.
I was wondering if anyone has an answer to this kind of question. I looked all over on other boards but I could not find anything. I noticed that most B-schools don't talk about grad school GPA's but they seem to require the transcripts from those schools. However, I know that law schools also required grad school transcripts but as everyone applying to law school already knows, they only REALLY care about the undergrad GPA, and NOT the grad school GPA. Is B-School similar? I mean, for rankings purposes, they don't really report the grad school GPA, but then again, B-schools seem more holistic and care about experience and other soft factors more so than law schools.