i dropped out of my 2nd semester freshman year with a 0.4 GPA

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>>2831575
What's a 0.4GPA equal to in terms of letter grades (A,B, C etc)

And why did you drop out, WRYYYYYYYYY!?

I'm pretty much in the same boat as OP. 2.4 gpa.

>>2831546
More like you're too stupid to actually do well and are too scared of trying, because if you fail you don't have an excuse. Enjoy wasting your time and everyone's time, and possibly money depending on what country that is. You don't really care about school and are only there because you have nothing better to do.

>>2831581

it's an E.

because that shit was too expensive for someone so uninterested in it.

3.524

Need to get back up to a 3.6 by the end of this semester to stay on Deans List and keep it there until the end of Fall semester to get cum laude.

>>2831589
Come on...C isn't that bad...

3.5 (unweighted, so out of 6)
I mean, what the fuck.
I'm a lazy faguette that doesn't turn in work.
Or else I'd be like number one.
I decided that if I don't break top 20 class rank this semester, I'm dropping out.

>>2831589
Studyfag detected.. I'm not OP but I do the same as him.
I've always been tested amongst the smartest people in the class (we do extensive testing on that here, fuck yeah eurofag) yet I always get "ok" grades or fail grades.
It took me a bit longer to reach university but who the fuck cares I'm here and I enjoyed my life so far.
Unlike the faggots who spend their life in the books.

>>2831589
Butthurt because some people can make it without any effort at all?

im sitting at 2.4/4.0 right now, i need to get 2.6 to transfer to the university I wanna go to. So now I'm like "FUCK" and sort of trying.

meh average grades, I don't really try

grades here go from 0 to 20

>>2831581
wry is not wapanese for why fyi.

It's from a fighting game.

I was just writing up my veterinary school application
84.875% avg over selected courses
82.3% avg over last 2 semesters

89th percentile on the MCAT

and I'm high most days

I work full time to put myself through school so my GPA suffers because of it. It's 2.55 but i'll grad debt free

Averaging a 2.7 and working my ass off every other day.
CPSU kicks your ass and makes you love every second of it.

I dreamt of going to grad school but it's a dead dream now:'(

One term, I completely stopped going to at least some classes. I registered for classes normally, slept through the first day, missed some of the second day, then spent literally the rest of the term worrying about how the professor would react if I showed up on the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, etc. etc. days. The classes I did show up to, I eventually skipped because I was late on assignments and I didn't want to come back until I had them done the day they were due, then the day after, then the week after... And then I held off on withdrawing completely because I still think there's a sliver of a chance I might pass, and I stall on withdrawing, or simply never do it.

Sounds rather fucking stupid, but that's life.

These days I have a 2.75 gpa which will probably climb past 3.0 if I score high on all of this last term's courses (I made the dean's list last term). I'm taking some rather advanced shit, I'm doing some rather advanced shit to the side, I'm stalling on it all right now because I am a goddamned idiot.

I feel kinda stupid asking this (my 3rd year univ), what is the point of being on the dean's list? you need a 3.5+ to be on it?

>>2831689
I did that a couple semesters ago too. Only went to one class at the end of the semester, failed differential geometry & mathematical logic.

I have a low GPA because Im a lazy faggot who only excels in classes I like, and miss a bunch of day. If I graduate in 4 and not 5 or 6 years with a Communications degree, it'll be a MIRACLE

3rd year at uni. I have a 3.74 GPA. I also work a job 18 hours a week to pay for everything myself because I get no help from my parents. I don't really study that hard though.

>>2831689
sounds a lot like me

job and part time community college now

ill go back to real uni next semester (fall)

>>2831744
Something like that.

Grades are arbitrary as hell anyway. In order to get one of my projects bumped up from a 79 to a 91, I had to make a YouTube video demonstrating to my professor how it worked. That's not to say he's stupid, he just wasn't expecting the deviations I made from the project, and had no idea how to verify that what I was doing was in fact correct. Even then he sent back an email saying 'I'd prefer if you didn't use class projects for experimentation'; he's retiring in two years.

I went out of my way to learn new material on my own, along with how to apply it in a simple class project, and if I didn't make that video I might have failed the course, instead I passed with a B.

My earliest memory of school is of me failing an oral test in the first grade because I was too busy reading ahead to realize that she was giving one out. That made me pretty fucking bitter.

In high school I was a B average student. I was getting B's for most of university, but lately I have been pulling A's.

Its strange since school is just getting harder, but I am trying harder too. Having no life helps.

>>2831781
The good thing about college is that my mother has more than enough money stashed away to pay for tuition. After scholarships, grants, and financial aid, I pay about $2000 a semester.

I don't know if I should go straight to university in March or have a year off. Has anyone else been in this situation and what did you do?

me
>>2831826

I forgot my GPA. Its 3.5 and will get higher after this semester hopefully.

Guys, realize that most college professors are scared of you. There is a grad inflation. Take advantage.

>>2831835

go to university and stop wasting time. If your going to go, just go. Unless your saving money to go, there is no point in delaying it.

>>2831835
When I wasn't sure I just took a really light load, it was a nice break.

>>2831875
Realize that there's often implications for taking less than a certain amount of credits. If you don't remain a full-time student, you could lose your parents' health insurance, you might have to start repaying any student loans, lots of stuff can happen.

>>2831861
Explain what you mean?

From this - if you worked at my school - I assume you could figure out who I am. I don't really care.

Anyway, I don't try real hard and I worry that my INI437 course that's still in progress will come back as a B.

I really want to get into grad school. Which I probably will, but I still worry.

I get high-mid to high grades when I actually put some fucking effort into it (meaning that I actually study instead of browsing 4chan all day long).

>>2831915
I like how grades are so fucking inflated at your school that they apparently have to list a separate ranking showing how you compare against the rest of your class.

>>2831805
Haha.... my first memory of school is the first day... We were all sitting at our desks and the teacher was talking about the book we were gonna use or some shit like that. I had the first page open and there was a clown. I thought the teacher would be super impressed if I coloured in my clown before all the other failures in the class did, so I started colouring. Bitch gave out to me for going ahead of the class... FUUUUUU-

Anyway, psych student here. I just did my 1st semester of 2nd year exams, so I have no idea what my grades are gonna be. I've gotten two A-s so far on an essay and practical report worth 40% of one module, haven't gotten grades for the other stuff i've handed up yet. Last year I got a 1:1 in Spanish, 2:1 in psych and 2:1 in philosophy not that it really means anything.