Do they consider your GPA very important?  Also, don't just say 'it depends on the employer', just in general how important are grades?
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Coming out of college I went through like 15 interviews and not one of them looked at my grades. I was rather disappointed in that considering I had a 3.92
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Honestly, I do not think that a gpa of 3.7 is bad at all.. Especially if your in all honor classes!
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depending on the school you went to,the GPA is not bad. Georgia Tech students with 2.5 still get jobs and still get scholarships and I know repeating a course is common for them
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It would depend on your school.  You should talk to the teacher or a counselor.  If you recieve an F, then it will affect your GPA
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While grades may be important to some extent, I suspect at least if not more important will be to show how much original research you can do. Recommendation letters are especially important at this stage so try to work closely with some of your current faculty if at all possible. Show them that you are really interested. \n\nWhen you apply to other schools, make sure that you have read up on the faculty in those departments very carefully so you can show why you are an extremely good fit for their program.
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I think that someone like you would be the better student, and looked at better than the first.  When colleges look at grades and courses, they want to know that you know what you can handle.  They want good GPAs.  Great grades that keep you in the top of your class will get you into college.  What will help even more is if you went a step above just classes and participated in activities.  A person who just had great grades will not look as good to a college as someone who does well and has involved themselves in other activities, especially volunteering.  If you have that as well, then you are a shoe in.
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Most probably won't, but some might.  It depends on whether you're looking at an academic finance field (like teaching) and how much competition there is for a position.  Sometimes employers will check a transcript and there is a huge number of applicants for a job, and eliminate everyone who got below a certain GPA or who got below a certain grade in finance courses just as a way to weed the applicant pool down to a more managable level.\n\nIn general, though, if you work on getting all A's in your other classes, I would expect most employers to only look at your GPA, if that.
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grade transcripts for colleges are your high school grades, 9-12 (if you apply senior year, then the first semester grades are sent).  i hear a lot of people saying that freshman grades dont count but don't listen to that.  it doesnt mean freshman year isn't important.  colleges have gotten so competitive nowadays and maybe years ago freshman grades didnt count, but now colleges look at it just as well as the rest of the years.
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There are a lot of Top companies and they are leaders in various fields, do you have the required grades to choose a company or should a company think about choosing you?
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walk in.  They have a packet you fill out.  I didn't get accepted because I didn't have good enough gpa.  I think you need 3.0 or 3.5 gpa.  Sounds like a good way to get a job during the summer and after high school though.
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nope\nu have to do ur work\nparty if u don't care about ur grades
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yes, because when you take honor classes, an a is worth a 5 not a 4, and when you add all of the classes together, and multiply them by the possible grades wich is divided by 4 you get a number higher then a 4.0.\n\nEX: Math Honors A=5.0\n    Science Honors A=5.0\n    Regular geography A=4.0\n    English Honors A=5.0\n\n    Overall GPA is 4.75 if you get those grades
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How we figure out our gpa system is  every A is worth 4, B's are worth 3, C's are worth 2, D's are worth 1, and Fs are worth 0.  First, you figure out how many of each letter grade you have and multiply how much you have by the number it's worth.  For example, if you have 5 A's and 2 B's you take 4*5 A's, and add that product to 3* 2 B's.   See what I mean?  Once you figure out the grand total, you divide that number by how many classes you're taking and getting credit for.  I hope I helped!
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i do not think a persons credit should matter about you as a employee.. but i guess it will depend on the kind of work you are seeking...it may though cause i got a credit report in the mail the other day and all i am trying to do is get low income housing... i really do not have credit at all...so i do not know what to think of it anyway...hopefully though you will get the job,,, in my opinion you should.. if you exceed there requirements, that should make a good impression right there..
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most colleges look at all your years...including senior year...but for GPA they usually look at 10th and 11th some are starting to look at 9th...they also compare you to other students at your school... many colleges take into account also how you spent your summer...like did you have a job, volunteer, take classes. They do look at community service!! I think but am not sure about the getting a B in an AP over A in regular class but i do know that they think it is better that you know your self...meaning that you don't go around taking APs left and right and then getting D's or even F in them. Playing a sport always helps...as does any extracurricular activity......
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They usually do count. When you apply for colleges, they look at your transcripts which has every single class and grade listed. Good Luck!!
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As an employer, there needs to be a transcript more than the diploma.  If you have any unpaid loans that need to get taken care of.  Please get that done immediately.  Then, they can release your transcripts.  The transcript indicates the types of classes as well as the level of performance.  \n\nI always thought of the diploma as a more personal touch for the graduate.  Who is going to hang a transcript on the wall?  I'm thinking that there may have been a few smaller employers that may have been burned.  These days with corporate background checks as they are, they can find out if you attended and graduated.  Smaller businesses may not have the option of going with expensive background/education checks.  \n\nFinally, I would say, be honest with your prospective employer.  For awhile, I was one class short of full graduation and I was fully honest to my employers.  That made a difference.  If anything, it was almost as good as the diploma because it showed that I had integrity.  I wasn't flaunting that I was one class shy, but when asked, I replied honestly.  \n\nGood luck with your new employer!  You are lucky to get a great job right out of school.  For me, I had to work from the very bottom.  Not very fun.  Yet, I learned a great deal more along the way.  For instance, I feel that I have a better understanding of what the team members go through, because I have held nearly every position to get where I am today.  Whatever position you take, work hard to be the best you can be.  College will be a distant memory before you know it.