It’s the way I left high school with an approximate 4.0 gpa and now I’m struggling to get out of academic probation in engineering
Is this how life is???
Me when my academically challenging major is challenging me academically
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Anonymous1w
Pretty much. That’s how most of the engineers I knew were when I was engineering. A good portion of them change degrees even when they had a 4.0 in highschool.
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Anonymous1w
same how did i graduate high school with a 5.0 but now i have a 2.4 in college
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Anonymous1w
Bro same. Just shy of the 4.0 in hs, but the point stands. Engineering sure ain’t easy. I think mostly there just isn’t enough time in the day/week/month/year to learn it all when you have a full course load.
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Anonymous1w
Seriously don’t let that make you give up. College is tough and you just need to find your rhythm. Believe in yourself. Never give up!!! Trust!!
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Anonymous1w
engineering majors with bad gpas, how do you approach it when asked abt it in interviews
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Anonymous1w
Engineering is ROUGH Godspeed
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Anonymous1w
Feel that. Same…
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Anonymous1w
stay safe out there i had like a 2.5 in hs and im sitting in the high 3s now
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Anonymous1w
4.3 In hs and nearly an entire point lower in college
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Anonymous1w
Yeah it’s a shocking realization
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Anonymous1w
No just engineering in school
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Anonymous1w
Well technically it’s illegal for academic probation department to hold your degree. But the more you self isolate then better you get your gpa back up
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Anonymous1w
U can always switch majors
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Anonymous#71w
Real
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Anonymous#41w
And what end up business with a drug issue?
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Anonymous#101w
Try to never let them know about it in the 1st place
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Anonymous#121w
It’s better than being on academic probation
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Anonymous#101w
^
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Anonymous#101w
How bad are we talking? High 2.0s or like academic probation level?
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Anonymous#51w
2.8
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Anonymous#71w
yeah i just don’t know how to approach it when asked what it is in an interview
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Anonymous#41w
The students that has so much passion and potential. It’s hard to put them on academic probation. But for a person who works in the department. We gotta follow by the rules.
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Anonymous#41w
it’s really not
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Anonymous#181w
Not we see they are really trying. It’s like the toughest thing do to. Imagine your with holding someone in the proccess of achieving to graduate.