More importantly, many employers that come to campus won't consider you as an applicant unless you have above a 3.0, and you are trying to get paid at the end of the day. On the topic of GPAs, I believe a 3.1 was considered average when I graduated. Don't get any B-'s and try not to take Finite until after you get accepted. Grading Scale Academic progress is evaluated on the following 4.0 grading scale. To learn more about this, see this Canvas Guide or contact us to set up a consultation. Canvas can help with this by setting up Assignment Groups in the Assignments tab and adding rules. This meant that when I got a B- in Finite I was deferred and given a rigorous schedule the following semester with the requirement of attaining a 3.5 GPA. Dropping Grades Some faculty give multiple quizzes or homeworks and allow students to drop their lowest n number of scores. There was no default GPA requirement when I was getting in, just all B's and above. You should expect to be spending at least several hours every day on coursework or a lot of hours the week of exams if you tend to procrastinate. That said, As and Bs are very attainable if you pay attention to all the requirements in the syllabus and do all the recommended work. You'll also notice that some professors tend to give higher grades in the same course than others this is a great resource for scheduling your classes.
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