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hobo_chuck
2008-05-22, 09:18 PM
:eek:

:(

gah!

:mad:

Jerrick
2008-05-22, 09:19 PM
Well, get to it.

hobo_chuck
2008-05-22, 09:40 PM
Well, get to it.
I can't --classes are over, otherwise i wouldn't be complaining

uni57
2008-05-22, 09:50 PM
Why don't they round up?

unisteve
2008-05-22, 10:02 PM
Because the man wants to get us down.

1-wheeled-grape
2008-05-22, 10:22 PM
i hope i get good grades, i have to do 3 GCSEs 1 year early! and than im doing a level stuff in them subjects i think.

maestro8
2008-05-22, 11:56 PM
When I went to junior college, no one looked at my high school GPA. No one looked at my SAT scores.

When I finished junior college, I was guaranteed admission to a four-year state university. I only needed a "C" average, but I did much better than that.

I went to the four-year university and, again, they didn't care about any test scores.

Then I did a summer internship. There were few entry requirements, but as a bonus of completion, I was offered a research position and guaranteed admission into Stanford.

...and to think I worried so much about my grades and tests? Hah!

Good people skills, diligence and determination will smooth over any bumps in your academic record. Don't sweat the grades. It's small stuff in the big picture.

yoopers
2008-05-23, 01:46 AM
I ruined my 4.0 this semester. I got one A- so now my GPA sits at a measly 3.95. I'm so ashamed.

wickedbob
2008-05-23, 04:47 AM
When I went to junior college, no one looked at my high school GPA. No one looked at my SAT scores.

When I finished junior college, I was guaranteed admission to a four-year state university. I only needed a "C" average, but I did much better than that.

I went to the four-year university and, again, they didn't care about any test scores.

Then I did a summer internship. There were few entry requirements, but as a bonus of completion, I was offered a research position and guaranteed admission into Stanford.

...and to think I worried so much about my grades and tests? Hah!

Good people skills, diligence and determination will smooth over any bumps in your academic record. Don't sweat the grades. It's small stuff in the big picture.

Totally, I like to think of it that way. Can't tell that to my father.

maestro8
2008-05-23, 05:06 AM
I ruined my 4.0 this semester. I got one A- so now my GPA sits at a measly 3.95. I'm so ashamed.
Perfection should be a goal, never a destination.

maestro8
2008-05-23, 05:08 AM
Totally, I like to think of it that way. Can't tell that to my father.
I forgot to add a disclaimer.

All that hard work will cover up one or two "C"s on your report card... but you can't cover up a couple years of mediocre effort. You should be in kick-@ss mode throughout school!

I'm just sayin', don't sweat a couple bum grades here and there.

phlegm
2008-05-23, 05:16 AM
Perfection should be a goal

90% should be a goal. A 90% A looks just as good as a 100% A. 100% A means you worked 10% too hard. ;)

AlanChambers
2008-05-23, 01:33 PM
90% should be a goal. A 90% A looks just as good as a 100% A. 100% A means you worked 10% too hard. ;)

Really? 100% should be the goal, with 90% an acceptable outcome. :-)

BluntRM
2008-05-23, 03:09 PM
Our procurement and payment department will reimburse travel funds up to a 150% of allowable cost, doesn't this mean that 150% is actually then a full 100% allowable cost?


The point here is that you should always lobby the chain of command in the event of a few points. What would Henry Kissinger do?

http://www.hrw.org/iff/images/kissinger4.jpg

Nothing is above politics.

harper
2008-05-23, 03:15 PM
I ruined my 4.0 this semester. I got one A- so now my GPA sits at a measly 3.95. I'm so ashamed.

Slacker.

yoopers
2008-05-23, 04:04 PM
Slacker.
Yes, I know, I know. Woe is me.

But then again, since by comparison nothing exists that can compare to the Harper epitome of brilliance, by your perspective I can understand your comment.

uni57
2008-05-24, 03:12 AM
Slacker.Well said, Greg. You have a way with word.

yoopers
2008-05-24, 03:16 AM
Well said, Greg. You have a way with word.
Reminds me of a John Drummond story. A guy came up to him once and said, "Hey, nice set of wheel!"