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if im doubling or tripling in econ + (1-2) relatively difficult scientific/mathematical fields that i genuinely enjoy, but have known rigor (i.e. math physics) does it help my cause if im only averaging a 3.85-3.9?

ik thats a hard gpa and id be blessed but the comp is crazy nowadays any edge is helpful.

there’s probably also marginal utility on that gpa too, slight increases or decreases is not as useful as technicals i’d assume?

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Def marginal utility. Also ppl don’t care abt gpa as long as it’s above 3.7 or 3.8 depend on school

 

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