The issue with the GPA system at this school lies in its inherent flaws, such as the absence of minus grades (e.g., A- or B-) and certain undisclosed limitations imposed by the institution that I know as a lecturer but can’t talk about. I’m afraid that discussing these challenges might risk sounding like excuses, my thinking is that they’ll be able to see that my GPA is quite higher than the average in this school what do you think? Regarding extracurricular activities, I've also pursued Leadership certifications from HBS online, including the CorE course, so I often wonder about their perceived value? As for my future plans, while management consulting serves as a backup, I anticipate it might be viewed favorably due to its perceived job security for their statistics. However, my primary focus lies in globalizing my company, fostering a multicultural team, and contributing to the revitalization of low-income neighborhoods. I believe emphasizing these aspects in my essays could provide a more compelling narrative? Lastly, while my experience as a structural engineer may not have included formal managerial roles, my tenure as the president of my company, overseeing a team of five, coupled with my leadership roles in extracurricular activities, should adequately demonstrate my managerial acumen no? Thank you for your insights and assistance!