University of New Haven, Concordia is a good university to apply for. However, I don’t understand why your application got rejected. If I had a look at your application I could know more. Anyway, the possible reason seems is your CGPA. If you have carefully checked the university’s requirements, you would know that it asks 70-80% in your bachelor's. So the optimal score to apply for a master's there is around CGPA of 7-8.

However, I am not saying that it is a deal breaker as many universities do admit students. You have to understand how the admission committee see your profile. The eligibility criteria are a must but that’s not all. Your curricular, test scores, certificates etc. are equally important. If you have a slightly lower GPA than needed, you can cover it up with your other achievements. All the student's profiles are made this way.

Not to mention doing this also helps in securing big scholarships. If your profile is not good enough, our scholarship application may also get rejected. What I recommend is to analyze your records and academics more carefully, make an updated profile and apply again. If you need any help with this, you can ask me anytime.

The GRE does not really matter as the University of New Haven, Concordia does not really require GRE scores (for most of its programs). But it's good that you have a GRE 312 score. It will definitely seem good on your profile.

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Master’s programs typically require applicants to have completed a bachelor’s/baccalaureate (or

equivalent) with high standing. High standing can be defined as honours, specialization, a GPA

equivalent to B average.

Application Steps

1. Submit your application

Send your Official High School Transcript

Official transcripts must be sent from the high school, either mailed directly in a sealed envelope,

uploaded to the Common App portal (if applying via Common App), sent electronically via

Parchment, eScript, or National Student Clearinghouse. Submit your official transcript

Submit a transcript from each secondary and post-secondary school attended, current through the time of

application. High School transcripts will be considered official only when sent directly from the high school

guidance counselor to the admissions counselor through email or through the mail in a sealed envelope

or hand-carried to Concordia University Irvine in a sealed envelope. ALL non-US equivalent transcripts

must arrive with a certified English evaluation and translation documenting your coursework,

examinations taken, grades received, passing and maximum marks, and evidence of secondary school

graduation. The first-year student must have a minimum GPA of 2.8 on a 4.0 scale, or equivalent to that

according to the grading system used by the country that a student is applying from. Transfer students

must have a minimum GPA of 2.3.CUI grants college credit for Credit by Exam scores. Students may

transfer in a maximum of 30 non-accredited credits by exam (AP, CLEP, DSST or IB units).

The tuition fees, as well as, other expense varies across courses, schools and countries.