I'm so fucking stressed

[Anonymous No.11420227]

You faggots don't know what it's like having a 4.0 CS GPA three semesters in.

You've done no less than perfect on all the weed-outs and others considered impossible to ace. An A- in ANY CS class is pretty much the same as a D at this point. You're already the only one in the fucking school who still has a 4.0; YOU CANNOT WASTE THIS OPPORTUNITY.

Just a 3.99 is a world of difference. It's virtually vs literally perfect.

[Anonymous No.11420235]

and nobody will ever actually care and you will regret all this stress. enjoy your damn life

[Anonymous No.11420237]

>>11420227
4.0 CS GPA is fucking easy, brainlet.

[Anonymous No.11420238]

>>11420235
grad schools will. there's a difference between 3.999999999999999999999999999999 and something universally considered literally unobtainable

[Anonymous No.11420239]

>>11420227
i was once like you, op. chasing the top tier marks. still there but it's all so meaningless. everything is meaningless. just makes me wanna end it all. and i mean everything.

[Anonymous No.11420243]

>>11420237
>t. 2.0 cambodian basket weaving major

[Anonymous No.11420245]

>>11420239
can i have your burritos when you're gone anon?

[Anonymous No.11420249]

>>11420227
Try a 4.0 as a chem e brainlet

[Anonymous No.11420250]

>>11420238
You are utterly wrong. This post shows just how profoundly misinformed you are.

Grad schools do not give a shit if your GPA is 4.0 or 3.9 or even 3.6. I've seen schools who accept as low as 3.3. Grad schools care about your ability to do research. Get published or work with professors, stop stressing over your GPA.

[Anonymous No.11420253]

>>11420250
Like how undergrad "doesn't care about SAT scores", right?

[Anonymous No.11420261]

>>11420227

but I thought 3.99 = 4.00?

sage

[Anonymous No.11420266]

>>11420253
No, that's different. Undergraduate admissions absolutely do care about SAT scores. For many schools if you don't meet a certain threshold you're automatically rejected. Grad school is different, because doing a PhD program is essentially signing your life away to 5-6 years of research. Grad schools pay you to do a PhD (for STEM at least), so they want to make sure you know what you're doing.

[Anonymous No.11420267]

>>11420253
It's always better to put more work into connections and relevant work rather than perfect grades. If you can achieve both, that's of course great, but getting absolutely perfect grades shouldn't be your top priority.

[Anonymous No.11420273]

>>11420227
you know what you need to do
at the end of every semester, you are going to need to hang weights on your balls, and the mass needs to increase by 1 kg per 0.03 GPA units your current GPA is below 4.0.

[Anonymous No.11420285]

>>11420245
senpai, when i go i'm taking everything along with me.

[Anonymous No.11420355]

>>11420227
Baded

[Anonymous No.11420381]

chill bruh i am rocking a 3.0

[Anonymous No.11420421]

>>11420267
But grades are still important
>>11420250
>anecdotes

[Anonymous No.11420848]

>>11420227
>stressed about a 4.0 in CS
lmao brainlet
try a real major

[Anonymous No.11421041]

>>11420381
Chad

[Anonymous No.11421591]

>>11420235
But what if my GPA is all I have? Who am I?

[Anonymous No.11421602]

>>11420227
Bong here
wtf even is a GPA?
At university here things are all done by % marks, with classifications from first to third class corresponding to a certain % (first = 70 %, 2-1 = 60 %, 2-2 = 50 %, third = 40 %). Do they have that in the US or is it just "GPA"?

[Anonymous No.11421613]

>>11420227
this site isn't your personal blog you faggot. also >>11420250
this take is correct.

[Anonymous No.11423179]

>>11420227

>wasting the best years of your life chasing arbitrary marks on a piece of paper when you could be smoking weed and getting laid.

[Anonymous No.11423186]

>>11420253
No.
3.6 GPA + research / great letters of recc >> 3.9 GPA + no research

[Anonymous No.11423315]

>>11420227

3.9 GPA reporting in

got fucked by group project freshmen year