What is considered a good GPA for a CS major?
Nov 26, 2011 · When I was considering to pursue an Econ major with a CS minor, my goal was to keep my GPA around the 3.7 level. Now I’m contemplating in dual-concentrating in Computer Science and Economics. What GPA in Computer Science is comparable to a 3.7 Economics major? What type of GPA is required to get top jobs at solid tech companies?
What's considered a good GPA at Princeton? - Princeton …
Nov 15, 2008 · <p>ex: a 3.5 at princeton is much more impressive than a 3.5 at an average university… b/c Princeton’s classes are harder (it’s princeton.)… so just because the average GPA is lower doesn’t mean people aren’t doing as well (as paradoxical as that sounds); it just means the classes are harder, and anyone with a 3.2 at princeton is doing better than a …
What is a "good" GPA in college? - Business Major - College ...
Aug 2, 2011 · All I said is above a 3.0 is considered a “good” gpa because it’s better than average. And yes, the average gpa of students getting interviewed is going to be higher than a 3.0, but only because lower gpa applicants were already filtered out; it’s not like they’re selecting students at random to interview…</p>
What is considered a good or competitive UC GPA?
Jul 26, 2014 · <p>I’d say it’s barely competitive for Berkeley but definitely competitive for UCLA if you’re in-state. According to my Naviance, most people who are accepted from my school have GPA’s of around 4.3+ with the average accepted GPA being 4.5 …
what's considered a "good" gpa? - High School Life - College ...
Nov 3, 2008 · <p>Really depends on your school, for example my friend has a GPA of 4.75/5.0 and 3.75/4.0, yet he is RANKED 15/800 in our class.
What is considered a good GPA and a bad GPA? - Applying to …
Feb 6, 2012 · <p>Below 3.65 is good for most schools but I feel like it really excludes you from a majority of prestigious top schools. </p> <p>I have a 3.60 GPA, so although I don’t have any feedback yet, I feel like I’m really disadvantaged, regardless of taking 15 AP/IB classes and being ranked in the top 2.5%. </p>
What is considered a competitive GPA in engineering?
Aug 10, 2013 · Also, what is considered a competitive/strong GPA to grad school (there may be no difference)? Competitive for what, exactly? There are grad schools that will take anyone with a 2.8+, and employers who will hire you as long as you graduate… because those are places no one wants to go!
Are B/B+'s considered good or bad grades in college?
Apr 21, 2018 · Good for most purposes. For hiring out of college, many companies use a 3.0 cutoff GPA as part of initial screening for who gets to interview. However, pre-med and pre-law students will find B and B+ grades too low to get into a medical school or top-ranked law school (law employment is very sensitive to law school ranking).
Can I get into Harvard with a 3.95-3.98 GPA (unweighted)?
Dec 24, 2023 · The average GPA that is in the CDS is 4.2, so they’re using the average of the weighted GPAs. I have no idea what weighting they’re using, but it indicates that a decent number have GPAs that are under 4.0, likely more than half. In short, somebody with a GPA of over 3.95 is not going to be rejected based on their GPA.
What's considered a 'good' gpa for engineers? - University of ...
Apr 24, 2009 · GPA acts mainly as a “negative filter”, a bad GPA will keep you out, a good GPA alone won’t get you in anywhere. Research and recommendations are what truly matters.</p> <p>Also, yes, graduate schools take into consideration the competitiveness of Berkeley.