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gpa a factor after graduation?



 
 
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Old November 22nd 03, 09:50 PM
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If you are poor in math (and probably science as well) pack it in now and
switch to another major.
As it's obvious that you can't spell either other fields may be just as
tough.
Your command of English is also rotten:
"...Do good in school" ??? ('well' not not 'good)
Nobodys gona hire a medocree looser that doesn't excell in math.

"sibersmith" wrote in message
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Hey guys it's me again.

How big of a factor is GPA in getting a good aerospace job at a cool
company? The line "...Do good in school" is always given in advice
when I was growing up. To tell the truth I was holding a decent
3.3gpa untill I hit my math sequence at college. Now I have no more
'breeze' classes (history etc) to prop up my gpa and it's killing me.
I'm problobly around a 2.3 now.

This really bums me out. I went into Aerospace cause I wanted the job
of my dreams designing aircraft. ....dirty minds! all around me!



So how Important is a good GPA when looking for a job?



 




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