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Low uGrad GPA/Advice
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I hope somebody reads that wall of text because I sure can't handle it.
A few things, though.
1. Nobody cares that you go to a "top 5" school. It doesn't matter.
2. You say you didn't put any effort into your coursework. Blame that for your GPA, not your "mental illness."
3. You didn't give us any stats to work with.
A few things, though.
1. Nobody cares that you go to a "top 5" school. It doesn't matter.
2. You say you didn't put any effort into your coursework. Blame that for your GPA, not your "mental illness."
3. You didn't give us any stats to work with.
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Idk. There used to be a wall of text. That's what I get for not quoting.
Says the guy who was too stupid to get a good uGrad GPA.
The irony, it is delicious.
In his defense, he attends a "top 5 (public) school," had an easy (and therefore boring) major, and also has a mental illness. 🙄
that and a dollar gets you a bag of chips.
Just about the only school who's name cuts you a break is Johns Hopkins. That school is notorious for serious grade deflation. Even then, you still need a good GPA (>3.4) to be competitive. For other schools, >3.6 is necessary to be on the right side of the admissions game.
Just about the only school who's name cuts you a break is Johns Hopkins. That school is notorious for serious grade deflation. Even then, you still need a good GPA (>3.4) to be competitive. For other schools, >3.6 is necessary to be on the right side of the admissions game.
