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They won’t care unless you can’t graduate, and if they have the cutoff it will be mentioned on your offer letter (e.g., MS). However, it is ideal to maintain +3.7 for on-cycle, higher the better if you come from a non-target. To add on, I’ve seen people getting away with rounding up their GPA by .2 when they applied and stayed the same during the background check. 

 

What do you mean by rounding up by .2? Do you mean 3.7 to 3.9? Is that not straight up lying? 

 
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How the fuck did you pull that? Did you literally not study for most exams? I mean, at least you got the return and will be able to move around in banking, but I am just curious. 

 

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