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| Mar12-08, 10:07 AM | #1 |
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A disastrous 1st quarter
Hey everyone, I've been a forum lurker for quite some time and have decided to come out of the darkness.
I have concern regarding my chances of getting into grad school if I decide to go that route. I basically flunked out of my first quarter of college back in 2004 and ended up with an F and a couple of incompletes due to laziness and inability to adapt to the change. I took the next quarter off and came back strong the quarter after at a local community college and have been doing well ever since. I plan on going back to my original school to finish up my Mechanical Engineering degree in near future. My question is, will that 1st quarter of F/incompletes hurt my chances of getting into grad school? I estimate I will graduate between a 2.9-3.3 GPA. Thanks everyone. |
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| Mar12-08, 12:02 PM | #2 |
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Yes, it will hurt. Comparing you to someone who got straight A's in that quarter instead, that person will be at an advantage. Will it hurt a lot? Probably not.
I think your bigger problem is your overall GPA. Below 3.5 is not very good. Below 3.0 is bad. |
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