KillaMarcilla
Dec13-03, 08:54 PM
I'm trying to decide if it's worth my time to make my undergraduate GPA super high
My cumulative won't get much higher than 3.2 even if I get 4.0 for the next two years, so I won't be able to get into any honors societies, and the only reason I can see to bother temporarily memorizing every stupid detail to ace my finals and get super-high grades is so that I could get into graduate school
But is that necessary in EE? What kind of work can you do with a master's or doctorate that you can't do with a bachelor's degree?
I'm thinking I'd like to go into the design of video game consoles, but I'm concerned that a Bachelor's will just leave me qualified to be some phd's <strike>*****</strike> technician
My cumulative won't get much higher than 3.2 even if I get 4.0 for the next two years, so I won't be able to get into any honors societies, and the only reason I can see to bother temporarily memorizing every stupid detail to ace my finals and get super-high grades is so that I could get into graduate school
But is that necessary in EE? What kind of work can you do with a master's or doctorate that you can't do with a bachelor's degree?
I'm thinking I'd like to go into the design of video game consoles, but I'm concerned that a Bachelor's will just leave me qualified to be some phd's <strike>*****</strike> technician