College NTers: POST YOUR SEMESTER GRADES. Vol. Don't Be Scared

Business Calculus- B
Earth Science I- B (The most boring professor ever and has a monotone voice he almost sounds exactly like Ben Stein)
World Geography- A
 
Microbiology - A
General Chemistry II - A
Fundamentals of Public Speaking - A
Motor Learning - A
Tennis I - B+
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Probably cause I missed two swings in the performance final
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Some random 1 credit filler class that this stupid private university gave me - A-
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Got a C+ on a test that the senile teacher decided to give us last second
 
Managerial Accounting - B

Business Plan - A

Entrepreneurship- A

Small Business Mgt.- B

Statistics 3- C

Semester GPA-3.2

Small Biz Mgt professor having a grading scale where a 95 is needed for an A
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Originally Posted by lurkin2long

AmberElise04

damn i was about to give madd props..........

then i noticed her school is in Mississippi
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school you go to does make a difference though.
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Well, UMMC isn't that bad of a school, just cause it's in Mississippi doesn't mean it's any "less" of a school.
http://som.umc.edu/
Our school has a remarkable history for one so small and relatively young. We are proud to have been home to two of the most famous names in American medicine. Both Dr. Arthur C. Guyton and Dr. James D. Hardy spent their careers here. Guyton was the first author of the Textbook of Physiology, used by more medical students around the world than any other medical text. He was also one of the world's foremost physiologists and trained 29 physiologists who went on to become chairs in medical schools around the country and world. Hardy led a team that performed the world's first lung transplant in 1963 and the world's first heart transplant in 1964. And as proud as we are of our history, we take just as much pride in our future - a future vested in the lives and careers of prospective medical students just like you. In our time, we want to help solve some of Mississippi's previously intractable health dilemmas - access to care and the disparities of health status between rich and poor, black and white.
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Yeah but I go to UMMC--It's the Jackson campus. Sorry you think my school sucks, I kinda like it. lol
 
P.E: A+(99)
Social Studies: B(87)
Algebra: B(84)
Language: B+(90)
Reading: B(83)

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Yeah i'm doin my thizz-aing in Middle School!...@+!! you talkinbout?
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Neuroanatomy-B
Embryology-A
Medical Law and Ethics-A but we took an exam today as a class and we all took Ls.
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It may bring my grade down but I don't care anymore at this point.
 
History of Modern Europe - A
Mexican Anthropology - A
A History of Everything - A

Senior year second semester classes for the win. First and only 4.0 of my college career.
 
Jus finished my junior year at Rutgers University

Anatomy and Physiology II/Lab... C+
Microbiology and its Apps/Lab... B
Intro to childhood studies... A
Psych of Adol... A

GPA... 3.07
 
My Junior year at Purdue. I fell off the Deans List this semester.

CNIT 24200 001 System Administration West Lafayette A

CNIT 28000 001 Systems Analysis And Design Methods West Lafayette A

COM 32500 004 Interviewing: Principles And Practice West Lafayette A-

ECET 23300 003 Electronics And Industrial Controls West Lafayette B+

ECON 37000 001 International Trade West Lafayette B-

ECON 38000 002 Money And Banking West Lafayette C+
 
Originally Posted by DJprestige21

Harvard University

Micro Bio - B
Organic Chemistry- A
Calculus II - A
Inorganic Chem- A
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Harvard still giving out As like that?
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I should've taken allmy pre-med pre-reqs at Harvard.
 
Originally Posted by ThrowedInDaGame

Originally Posted by LuckyP90

Damn, you guys with straight A's. how do you do it? Do you study everyday?
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Son did you see the courses some of these guys were taking? Not exactly rocket science.

I mean, there is a hierarchy for major difficulty. Ask around your university or google it. Companies know and Grad/law/med schools know that a 3.5 in certain majors is harder to attain than a 3.5 in other majors. I mean I'd expect a fine arts or English major to have a higher GPA then an Accounting or Aerospace Engineering major. Different schools also have different difficulty reputations. Some schools are notorious for inflating grades, again common knowledge.

A good indicator to see how difficult your major or class is is to compare your GPA with the general population in the same major/class. If your at a good 4 year university and 40% of the students have a 3.0 or higher, your major/class is probably is easy. If your at a good 4 year university and the average in your major/class is a 2.5 then your major/class is probably hard.

You need to realize the difference between getting an A where 30% the students get As in the class and getting an A where 7/200 students get an A.

Again, I'm not trying to discredit anyone in this post. My response to the question is directed more at the guys who feel their GPA is low compared to others in this thread. You need to compare yourself to your peers not NT.
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Aerospace is not where you GPA is popping.
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Just finish my finals today. Will hit you guys when I get my letter grades back.
 
I had my worst semester on record. I will have to retake a class so I can replace the grade. I'm not telling my parents about how I performed thissemester.
 
Just graduated with my BS in May. 3.68 cumulative gpa, Cum Laude.

Finished with 29 A's and 10 B's in college.
 
Originally Posted by DaNiKeRhiNo

Digital Tools-A-
Art History-A+
Typography-B+

I was that close to getting straight A's.
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You were taking ******$#@ classes, you had no excuse.
 
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by DaNiKeRhiNo

Digital Tools-A-
Art History-A+
Typography-B+

I was that close to getting straight A's.
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You were taking ******$#@ classes, you had no excuse.
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this guy is like the overzealous dad of NT.
 
Principals of Finance: B
Principals of Marketin: B
Macroeconomics: B
Quantitative Methods of Manegement: B
American Litt: B

A cool 3.0 GPA for the second semester
Overall GPA is 2.85 for junior year at University of Charleston in West Virginia

1 More year till I graduate.....Thank God
 
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by DaNiKeRhiNo

Digital Tools-A-
Art History-A+
Typography-B+

I was that close to getting straight A's.
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You were taking ******$#@ classes, you had no excuse.
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A shut up, my Typography teacher had a thick German accent and I sat in back of the class and I couldn't understand +@#$.
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...and yes, it was a very easy semester for me.
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Originally Posted by DaNiKeRhiNo

Originally Posted by AntonLaVey

Originally Posted by DaNiKeRhiNo

Digital Tools-A-
Art History-A+
Typography-B+

I was that close to getting straight A's.
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You were taking ******$#@ classes, you had no excuse.
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A shut up, my Typography teacher had a thick German accent and I sat in back of the class and I couldn't understand +@#$.
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...and yes, it was a very easy semester for me.
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What's your major?
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