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anyone with a 4.0 worried about getting a B and not being "perfect" anymore? the drop from 4.0 to 3.99 is huge compared to the drop from 3.75 to 3.74. How does one reconcile this?
anyone with a 4.0 worried about getting a B and not being "perfect" anymore? the drop from 4.0 to 3.99 is huge compared to the drop from 3.75 to 3.74. How does one reconcile this?
You're a disgrace to your fellow 4.0'ers if you allow that to happen![]()
Just thought you should know 😎
Hey bro, do you bro, have a 4.0, bro? 🙄
Bro, like, seriously bro, I have a 4.0 but only a 44 MCAT. I am screwed bro. I am going to have to go DO or Caribbean bro. Like super cereal. 🙄
This sauce got weak pretty fast.
The fact that you are worried about not getting a 4.0...smells like you need a price check on vagiclean.
True gunners don't worry. If I detect a hint of noncompliance from my professors, which I haven't yet, I'll see how they respond to death threats.
Is he eating it with milk?
Is he eating it with milk?
Is the one thumb up necessary? Put down the spoon and give it the two this situation deserves.
bare in mind, I have a 4.0, but I'm in my last semester of community college, and I haven't taken any of my pre-reqs yet, so my 4.0 is basically only general ed. Sadly its not even a perfect 4.0, I have 1 w, and I'm currently taking a language class pass/fail. 🙁
I'm still pretty sure I'm never gonna get into medical school though, my ECs are pathetic. 🙁
I bet you did something similar when your save the blogs thing succeeded. 🙂
So you dropped sign language?
You will never get into medical school with a bare mind. Cover that up.
this seems to be happening a lot lately. Some posts a ******ed questions that may be legit to them or not, then come the mass posts of some jpeg image with a usually not funny phrase written across it.
welcome to sdn.
should be "bear" in mind 😛No.. switched to credit/ no credit. Also known as pass/fail.
bare mind?
Cereal? 😱
I knowI LOL'd for real. Awesome.
OP, I get the disappointment there, in breaking your streak, but really, chill the hell out. If it happens, a 3.99 is still well ahead of the curve for even the most competitive medical schools (where the average GPA for acceptances is somewhere around 3.8X, IIRC).
I know
I was secretly hoping my 4.0 goes away... and it did and it was a relief and I was happy to say im not a 4.0 when ppl would say "y are you complaining about a test grade you are a 4.0" its such a label
i kinda wish i got an a- early on. now its so much stress to keep it
this seems to be happening a lot lately. Some posts a ******ed questions that may be legit to them or not, then come the mass posts of some jpeg image with a usually not funny phrase written across it.
welcome to sdn.
this seems to be happening a lot lately. Some posts a ******ed questions that may be legit to them or not, then come the mass posts of some jpeg image with a usually not funny phrase written across it.
welcome to sdn.
Can it be both? 😳Perhaps the problem lies not with the .jpg's, but instead with the ******ed question?
anyone with a 4.0 worried about getting a B and not being "perfect" anymore? the drop from 4.0 to 3.99 is huge compared to the drop from 3.75 to 3.74. How does one reconcile this?
i was originally this, but now i dont really care what happens from here. so i'm studying less (more efficiently) but doing more of the things i want to do: go out, keep a solid gym regiment, screw around on SDN... etci kinda wish i got an a- early on. now its so much stress to keep it
The lower my GPA gets the less I care. I wanted a perfect 4.0 before I transferred. Then I wanted >3.80. Now after organic 2 and linear algebra I'm aiming for >3.6. Either I'm too dumb or these classes are bull**** because I don't understand how anyone can get a >93% on every single test. Some of the **** on tests is so "out there" it's impossible.
I wanted a >3.8 after transferring to Vanderbilt. Then I wanted >3.7, then >3.6, and now I just want a good MCAT lol. I don't get how people get 3.8s here...
I go to a crap state school and it's still hard here. I had no trouble getting As in calc based physics/gen chem/bio, but organic chemistry is raping me and some of my math electives are just so damn stupid. Ugh. I should have been a liberal arts major. It was so easy racking up As in my liberal arts classes.
anyone with a 4.0 worried about getting a B and not being "perfect" anymore? the drop from 4.0 to 3.99 is huge compared to the drop from 3.75 to 3.74. How does one reconcile this?