Low GPA—STEM major
What is the opinion on a 3.3-3.4 in a stem-related field? Granted that most of the classes that are taken during sophomore year are aimed to weed out students, I wanted to know whether banks give a little bit of leeway for someone in majoring in these areas. Obviously your chances at a first round are compounded with strong extracurriculars, networking, and school, but I wanted to see whether banks show a little bit of lenience when it comes to reviewing your resume.
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CS major here at a tough engineering school. From the people I've spoken to, there's definitely lenience, and if you're at a target/semi target, there's usually specific teams for reviewing specific school applications, typically alumni from the school. There's usually consideration since they went to the school and understand the rigor of different majors.
Lmao just say u go to Berkeley bro
Lol I don't go to Berk
I was a CS minor and made it with a 3.2 gpa, non diversity, you just have to put your efforts in networking, gpa is just a checkmark, if your mother "skills" are well your gpa shouldn't matter that much
Could I PM you? have a couple of questions
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Hi, I sent you a PM if you might have some time to answer a couple of questions I had.
I was a CS minor and made it with a 3.2 gpa, non diversity, you just have to put your efforts in networking, gpa is just a checkmark, if your mother "skills" are well your gpa shouldn't matter that much
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