Yet Another Question about GPA

Hey guys I know this topic has been covered countless times but I would like an opinion from those you have experience in the "field". I am studying Physics at a non-target university where my time is also occupied with my involvement in an entrepreneurship organization, business college council, financial management association and society of physics students. Outside of my prescribed coursework I have also taken classes in accounting, economics and finance. My cumulative gpa is a 3.60/4.0. My question being, am I hindered by the fact that I am physics major and my gpa being a 3.6? Also, how can I highlight these qualities to become a better candidate when applying for internships?

Thank you guys for reading thus far.

P.S. I hope I don't come off as a douche because I am talking about myself

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3.6 gpa is not bad at all. The fact that your major is physics actually might be better since it is considered a tough major compared to business.

 

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