Coli People, I need help

[kbtwofour]

3.4 is considered descent these days. Not 3.0.


Anything below 3.4 is garbage without a top tier school brand name.

with a 2.6, you'll just end up in a state school, and then nobody is going to hire you unless you somehow raise your GPA to 3.7+.

The key factor here is your race and your family situation. You can get a lot of pity out there if you come from a low income "urban" ethnic group. If you are a under represented minority, I would play that angle to the maximum. It will work.

A bachelor's degree doesn't mean shyt, and nobody cares about you or your personal achievements.

Take serious look into your life and figure out what is best for you. Rad-tech is only 1.5 half years of school for you, but you'll NEVER get into a good Rad-tech program at CC.

It depends on the school and the major. A 3.4 GPA is a good GPA and can get you into a lot of good schools and programs.

 

[TheBigBopper]

3.4 is considered descent these days. Not 3.0.


Anything below 3.4 is garbage without a top tier school brand name.

with a 2.6, you'll just end up in a state school, and then nobody is going to hire you unless you somehow raise your GPA to 3.7+.

The key factor here is your race and your family situation. You can get a lot of pity out there if you come from a low income "urban" ethnic group. If you are a under represented minority, I would play that angle to the maximum. It will work.

A bachelor's degree doesn't mean shyt, and nobody cares about you or your personal achievements.

Take serious look into your life and figure out what is best for you. Rad-tech is only 1.5 half years of school for you, but you'll NEVER get into a good Rad-tech program at CC.

More like a 3.5 if you're in a non-STEM field from a non-target (that means Top 15 school for your uncultured rubes ) school

 

[theworldismine13]

Yeah 2.6 is pretty low, but if you focus on state universities you should be good

There are no hard rules tho, it's not impossible to go to decent school like one of the UC's or a private school like USC with a low gpa, one thing you might want to emphasize is your gpa in classes related to your major, hopefully that gpa is better than your general gpa

But the main thing is to talk to a counselor at all the schools you want to get into, you can get hook ups if you know people inside the school and if they know your story

 

[VerbalIntercourse]

More like a 3.5 if you're in a non-STEM field from a non-target (that means Top 15 school for your uncultured rubes ) school

That's actually more correct.