Freshman GPAs???

2.1 or something..I think that is the optimistic.

3.5 first semester, then

2.7
3.0
3.2
3.4
3.7
3.8
4.0

Seems to be the norm around here.

The first semester of your freshmen year means nothing...
I got a 4.0

TexasMD2B said:

4.0 first (41 hours - thank you AP and CLEP)

3.8 second (screw you calc 3)

Been pretty much downhill since then

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Your APs were counted in your GPA? Sniff, sniff...

:cry::cry:

Techmed07 said:

The first semester of your freshmen year means nothing...
I got a 4.0

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very true

I got a 4.0 first semester and I thought I was sooo cool... then those upper level classes started kicking my a** ....... its SO easy for your gpa to go down.. and SO hard to bring it back up

I got a 4.0 my first semester

I got a 2.8 my second semester- I was in a car wreck and spent Feb-May in physical therapy so it really hurt me!

Got a 3.94 for first year, thank you physics I

My first semester freshman gpa was around a 2.0, if that

I was on quarter so: 3.73, 4.00, 2.73 (damm philosophy and instructor ___) NEVER take the same instructor twice in the same grading period it always ends badly

3.1

meh

4.0 then 3.8ish then 3.6ish, and then 4.0s throughout.

3.1, then 2.71 :s...

but it only went up from there which is why i think i got accepted.

first semester... 3.49

We'll see about second semester

Pass. Yay for pass/fail...though it may bite me in the *** later as we were required to take half the premed prereqs frosh year as well.

first: 2.5 overall, 2.0 science
second: 2.62 overall, 2.0 science

it was a slow start.

3.1 freshman year

3.86
3.74
3.40
3.52
3.68

So I'm on a roller coaster trend. However, my work this past semester and this semester is 1000x better than anything I did the prior two years. I've really turned my study habits, time management, and work ethic around.

3.47
3.63
3.84
3.84

I think....

3.75

3.80

3.00 exactly. I played a lot...

freshman year gpa: 0.00
we had something similar to pass/fail.
i know my actual gpa for my first semester but it doesn't count because my grades will never be uncovered and they will never count towards my cumulative gpa. i slacked off first semester... and still did pretty well! but no 4.0, mind you.

A whopping 2.2 yea!!...don't even ask what my science GPA was that first semester LOL

3.81, would have been a 4.0 if not for the +/- system

Mr. Belding said:

Yeah, same with my 2.4.

fucl<ing minuses.

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Remember that time we threw Screech a surprise birthday party in your office...during school hours? You were so mad at Zack.

Mine was a 3.6

3.57 first semester

My freshman GPA (1st quarter) was a 3.429.

3.8...

and then things quickly went south.

Over 9000.00

rochagurl89 said:

...anyone else??

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I am a predent, but I thought I'd share mine anyways.

My school goes by quarter, by the way.

1.7
2.0
3.0
2.5
2.7
3.6
3.7
3.9
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0

...and then i graduated.

First year GPA

1st sem 3.82 (freaking A-'s...)
2nd sem 4.00

overall 3.92

For my scholarships, I had to maintain a 3.0. Easy, I thought. I ended up with a 2.9 my first semester. HUGE ego buster.

frosh here:

I got a 4.0 last semester, but all my classes are easy and this college isnt exactly MIT.

3.14

if i read one more post about someone whining b/c of their 3.8 GPA and the minus system, i will throw up on my screen.

any thread that allows pre meds to brag about GPAs or, ECs, or published papers, or whatever is going to be a hit every time.

quarters

3.23
3.31
3.05
4.00

so far

3.38

3.86 stupid political science class

hopefully i can show an upward trend

3.7
weird because I didn't do anything but sit in my room and study my *** off. I had the notion that i NEEDED a 4.0 to get into a good med school. Wasn't a good time.

During junior year i began to relax and workout and even do a bit of research. oddly enough even though i was studying less and taking harder classes, i maintained the same GPA???

Twiigg said:

3.86 stupid political science class

hopefully i can show an upward trend

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Yeah... about that... you're screwed. No upward trend will save you.