You can get in with any GPA as long as it's above average. And word of advice, if you have completely made up your mind about joining PSIR I advice you to lower your expectations. Many people are compelled with the fancy looking name of PSIR but please don't expect that just because you have a PSIR degree that embassies or other diplomatic organisations will accept you with an open arms. They really won't. And you can take a look at NGO's job vacancies to see for yourself that there is not much (if any) vacancies for PSIR students. Endewm there is higher demand for Sociologists in that area. And other areas that PSIR students might be required is public administration kebele wst mnamn. Oh and in jornalism works too. Most jornalists in this country are PSIR graduates. Bcha my point is the job opportunists are kinda narrow tbh as compared to the other social science and business fields. Choose PSIR with that in your head. And I'm not here to be all pessimistic about PSIR lol it's is a really good field if it alignes with your interest. Are you someone who reads a lot; who listens to the news; who is invested in current affairs of the worlds mnamn. Ena freshman lay Global Trends gar betam temesasay nw so if you enjoyed that course you're most likely to enjoy PSIR. So zmblo PSIR leyet yale slemimesl don't choose it. Make sure if it really is your interest. If you feel it is your interest, go for it. At the end of the day, life is short and it's not worth learning something you don't want to learn just for "job opportunities". Bcha best of luck and this is just my opinion so take it as that. It doesn't mean everything I said is completely right.