What do people think their college GPAs are going to do for them once they graduate?

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And if your GPA gets low you'll get kicked out of school

what you're saying is the same as, "How does your HS GPA affect what job you'll get?" Well it doesn't directly, a diploma is a diploma, but you don't want to flunk out of HS and you want to have grades to get you into a better college.

Post edited at 1:21 pm on May 22, 2009 by da bears

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but I think it's mainly for grad school, law school, med school, etc. it also can earn you scholarships and win awards, honor roll, shit like that

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Whether or not the GPA matters when it comes to getting a job, I'd like to have a high, impressive GPA even if I'm the only one who cares about it. It will make me feel better about myeslf.

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Besides getting into grad school, that's the only reason I think I would care about it, either. All my friends in college now are worried they won't be able to get a job without some kind of high GPA, like a 3.5. Probably they should be more worried about how their GPA makes them feel than that.

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So busting my ass to get a high GPA actually does not matter when it all comes down to it?

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I have never been under the impression that the GPA is just one of many other factors that could lead you to getting the job you want out of an undergraduate degree. Honestly, I believe it would be more helpful in most situations to develop a broad record of experiences with a good GPA than to focus intensely on just getting a very high GPA. Unless, of course, you intend to work in an academic field. Many fields you will find, however, have very little to do with doing the sort of work you are graded on in school.

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