Downward trend

[CornHusker]

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Hey I had a concern about ending your last year of undergrad with a downward trend in gpa. I have a 3.89 gpa (science gpa is like a 3.8) and a AA/TS/PAT of 24/26/26. I haven't gotten a B since I've been in college (did bad in a highschool college cred course tho).

I am really struggling with some particular professors that are making my classes a nightmare this semester and am worried about getting a 3.0 gpa or something for my final semesters. How bad does this hurt for applying?

I don't know if I'm just being silly or not. Feels like perfection is necessary around every turn in this process and I'm scared to trip up at the end after coming so far.

Any feedback would be much appreciated.

 

[virtualmaster999]

If you've made it this far doing that well, then you're definitely capable of doing it for one more year!

You have probably had MUCH tougher classes, and while there may be some classes that are just a pain, or professors that make the class a nightmare, with hard work and commitment, you can come out strong for the last year.

I felt the same during one of my semesters...but that didnt stop me! Nor should it for you!

Good luck!

 

[Pro-Dentite19]

Hey I had a concern about ending your last year of undergrad with a downward trend in gpa. I have a 3.89 gpa (science gpa is like a 3.8) and a AA/TS/PAT of 24/26/26. I haven't gotten a B since I've been in college (did bad in a highschool college cred course tho).

I am really struggling with some particular professors that are making my classes a nightmare this semester and am worried about getting a 3.0 gpa or something for my final semesters. How bad does this hurt for applying?

I don't know if I'm just being silly or not. Feels like perfection is necessary around every turn in this process and I'm scared to trip up at the end after coming so far.

Any feedback would be much appreciated.

Dude, you need to have some more confidence....with your stats you are a lock to get into multiple schools unless you are the worst interviewer on Earth.

 

[BeaverLover]

science gpa is like a 3.8

AA/TS/PAT of 24/26/26

 

[ajj70]

As long as those are upper level classes, you will be fine. If you have a senior year filled with 100 level gen ed classes and you tank those, that could be an issue.