People prescribe hemorrhoids?We may need to see a transcript, I'm doubting this 4.0
No, but you are prescribed medication to treat severe hemorrhoids....just ask Clones_jer, he can tell you :wink:
What is/was your GPA?
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No, but you are prescribed medication to treat severe hemorrhoids....just ask Clones_jer, he can tell you :wink:
I just loved the people who bragged about their GPA and then when you asked them their major they told you and they were still embarrassed even though their GPA was through the roof.
I have a high GPA in sniping though.
I was going to post a warning about being pains in the butt, since that is the theme of the day it appears.
LOL! If you must know, I prefer a beer helmet, both sides loaded with natty light. I sit in the front row with a mullet coming out the back of my beer hat, a wife beater, and my tattoo that says "I luv momma"on my shoulder exposed to the world.
Does that help?
I'm pretty sure I could have gotten a good GPA no matter what major I chose. I'm just saying. I wasn't in school for the degree anyway ... well, not until later. I was in school so I didn't have to go to work and I could party some more. I'm pretty sure I'm not alone in that.
From a semester low of .33 to a semester high of 4.0 and a LONG break inbetween --- I posted a 3.5 on my resume which was my GPA AFTER returning from my flunkout but overall with my first dismal semesters I was 3.1.
This right here is all around good advice. If you're still in school write this down. Make a poster of it and hang it on your wall.
I graduated with a 2.63, in ConE. Was on temp enrollment for about a year, after one semester in EE. Just wasn't nerdy enough, and zero experience with computers. Anyone remember writing programs on punchcards? Oh, and I still have occasional nightmares about missing a class for most of the semester by accident. Somehow, I always wind up realizing that I forgot to put my pants on in those dreams, too.
Double degree, Graphic Design and Fine Art.
3.67
I didn't see the sun for 4 years since I was in the Design Center day and night.
3.67
I didn't see the sun for 4 years since I was in the Design Center day and night.
At many engineering career fairs, the first question they ask is GPA and it can immediately exclude you from any further interest from the hiring company.
Agreed, GPA is one of the first thing that disqualifies an canidate from our search process. I am not saying it is the only thing we look at but if GPA is low then the you better have a ton of campus related activities or some killer work experience.
For the record:
Undergrad: 3.3
Graduate: 3.8 (Graduate program was a lot easier as long as you could express an opinion in a memo)
