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is gpa tablestakes for a first round or do you need it to push you further in processes. Could the 3.95+ summa kid get pushed over a 3.8x kid from first to second round. 

 

I would say it’s not as crazy to get a first round (just a checkmark, usually most get rx interviews given how few applicants there are as long as you do some networking). Definelty is important post as well. This is also my perspective: current sophomore at a target for M&a and non target for rx who landed PJT/EVR/HL

 

curious, do you think its worth it for a math/cs major to just run easy classes next sem for a 3.85+ or keep with the rigor for a 3.80-3.84? I would like to keep learning but if there is a serious material difference ig its just one sem.

 

Am I being an idiot for asking how would people end up getting a sub 3.8 GPA?

 

Work at a top rx group, have sub 3.5. Just have to make it to coffee chat and impress.

 

do you think pjt/EVR could have been achievable with more networking or impossible bc so many good candidates

 

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