/biz/ - Business & Finance

Depends, what was your gpa, how much have you networked, how many internships do you have?

>>554061
Sophmore, gpa 3.11 from freshman year just switched from a bio major, doing good in classes so it should rise, been networking this whole semester, i get acess to talk to people high up in the food chain in my school.

>>554066
youre the opposite of fucked, stop asking

>>554066
Yeah, you're doing fine. Try to bring your gpa up some more and you'll be in a really good place. Just keep networking and get an internship every summer from now on.

>>554066
Tfw a freshman double major in finance and economics (concentration: empirical analysis) and a minor in history with a 4.0 GPA. So far so good, shouldnt fuck up though

>>554179

>Minor in history

Waste of money, dude. You're paying thousands of dollars on tuition for extra classes you don't need. Study history on your own on the topics specific to what you're interested in, most history classes will have little relevance to your future career.

It sounds like you have an interest in anthropological economics, no? Me, too. Don't waste a dime on tuition on anthro or history classes.

>>554188
I used/using all my humanities credits towards a history minor, no extra money there. I'm gonna run out of major specific classes to take by my second semester sophomore year with only 8/15hours filled. That's why I took the minor.

Accounting hiring season just ended for my school, basically anyone with a 3.0 got in.

Do you go to a decent school? Should be fine.

Im a sophomore with a 3.6 but thanks to my daddy I don't even need to interview :)