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what if you are asked during an interview to explain why your grades were low in certain semesters, how do you answer this?
what if you are asked during an interview to explain why your grades were low in certain semesters, how do you answer this?
what if you are asked during an interview to explain why your grades were low in certain semesters, how do you answer this?
what if you are asked during an interview to explain why your grades were low in certain semesters, how do you answer this?
There is only one acceptable kind of answer: honest.what if you are asked during an interview to explain why your grades were low in certain semesters, how do you answer this?
Because you couldn't log onto SDN during your exams.
One semester, I took Physics while retaking Organic I, Gen Chem I, and Gen Chem II, and taking the Intro to Pharmacy Seminar thingy at LIU.
I ended up dropping Gen Chem II for a W, B+ in Gen Chem I, D in Organic Chem I, and C+ in Physics and an A in the Intro to Pharmacy thing. My answer to this question was, I bit off more than I could chew, and my study habits were not up to par yet but as evidenced from my last semester where I took Physiology, Microbiology, Immunology, Statistics, and Philosophy II, and got nothing less than B, you can see the improvement.
what if you are asked during an interview to explain why your grades were low in certain semesters, how do you answer this?
I was young and lazy and immature. I've since learned the error of my ways, put in a whole lot of effort and busted my tail to turn things around. That's my reason. What's yours?
what if you are asked during an interview to explain why your grades were low in certain semesters, how do you answer this?
what if you are asked during an interview to explain why your grades were low in certain semesters, how do you answer this?