QUOTE(serotonin @ Dec 23 2009, 09:10 PM) 
So did I
yeah but what is your gpa now
Full Version: college gpa vs. hs gpa?
yeah but what is your gpa now
idk in the 3s 3.825 this past semester
uh .... if this is any indication of what college will be like, im effed.
any tips on how to keep up that gpa?
any tips on how to keep up that gpa?
study your f*cking ass off
so joining a sorority would be a no?
QUOTE(tcunningham @ Dec 23 2009, 08:49 PM)
That usually is the case, as I found out my first year. :P instead of high school having grades and points for every little thing, you'll find that some professors take only a few grades, mainly from tests and projects. So, if you do badly on tests and half-ass projects you won't find yourself getting the straight A's you've become accustomed to in highschool.
Plus, you'll find yourself enjoying life more than college.
Plus, you'll find yourself enjoying life more than college.
Ok gotcha
thanks!
QUOTE(Archana @ Dec 24 2009, 07:06 PM)
so joining a sorority would be a no?
There's pros and cons to joining any sorority/fraternity.
tell us , please. besides the risk of life and death
I got a 3.25 this past semester, which is better than I got in high school. But, it's a lot easier for me to check my grades since everything is online and professors respond really quickly to my e-mails. In my science class we only had two tests and they were worth 40 or 45% of our overall grade, but even though I didn't do so well on the first test I did well enough on the second test that I still got a B in that class, even with the late homework. 
high school: 5.45? 5.48?/5.5 (unweighted)
college: 4.0 (only my first term of school so far though)
college: 4.0 (only my first term of school so far though)
QUOTE(Archana @ Dec 24 2009, 04:06 PM)
so joining a sorority would be a no?
Balance, balance, balance. If you're gonna' pledge, go light on the classes. Otherwise, go hard. Act like tomorrow is Finals. Every. Day. This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.