Loosing motivation after signing offer
Hello fellas, surely many of you have been in this position before. I give absolutely no fucks about classes anymore after a long recruiting cycle, it feels like I’ve accomplished (mostly) everything I need out of college and although I’m taking classes related to my area of interest (Finance) nothing keeps my attention/I’m just extra ADD now I feel like. Been going out more, smoking lots of pot, sleeping a shitton but I’m justifying it because of the offer. My GPA will take a hit so my question is how much does a difference in GPA matter for return offers? How big of a difference can I afford before getting fucked?
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Sounds like you're only a junior so I wouldn't take your foot off the gas too much. You may have an internship but you still dont have a job and you are barely halfway through your college career. This means GPA is still very easy to move and GPA is important for Buyside recruiting
Set a new target. When you finally accept that offer it can feel deflating and like a part of your life has gone. Maybe think about buy side recruiting for motivation. Your GPA will be important, you’ll start the minute you hit the desk. Find a hobby, step up in clubs, work out more etc. I know the feeling.
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