did you get accepted into college with a low gpa ?

[TRFG]

explain this to me breh

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) introduced a six-point grading scheme for the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC), in the May/June 1998 examinations.

The six-point grading scheme reports on the performance of the candidate under six overall and profile grades as follows:

Overall grades - I, II, III, IV, V, VI

Grade and Profile Descriptions
The overall grade and profile descriptions are:

Overall Grades
GRADE I Candidate shows a comprehensive grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skills and competencies required by the syllabus.
GRADE II Candidate shows a good grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skills and competencies required by the syllabus.
GRADE III Candidate shows a fairly good grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skills and abilities required by the syllabus.
GRADE IV Candidate shows a moderate grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skills and competencies required by the syllabus.
GRADE V Candidate shows a very limited grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skills and competencies required by the syllabus.
GRADE VI Candidate shows a very limited grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skills and competencies required by the syllabus.

 

[Anti-Anime]

You must have had a great time. I wanted to be a spartan so bad but I couldn't handle oos tuition

 

[IAmGettingAMailOrderBride]

In community college

I wasn't good with tests/quizzes/projects/class work/homework/studying


- blackierobinson

 

[boriquaking]

Got into Rutgers with a low gpa, but i scored in the 98th percentile on my SAT's so

 

[UltimateSource]

HBCU bruh bruh

 

[Aceofspades404]

This isn't true.
You're not even getting into a school like UAB with a GPA less than a 2.5 unless your ACT or SAT are above average.

uab isn't even in the top 100:disnikka:

 

[EndDomination]

I got in college with a 3.5, 28 ACT, 1400 SAT
Also was in like 7 clubs, was Black going to a PWI, and my school was in a bad neighborhood.

 

[↓R↑LYB]

I don't even know what my GPA was to be honest. I do know I didn't study for the ACT. I took it and got like a 30, but it was so long ago I can't remember.

 

[live it to the limit]

I had a good GPA. And low average act score. I'm bad at standardized tests but it evened out. So I still got in

 

[beenz]

I got in with a 2.8.
Got a 29 on the ACT though. And a 680 verbal/620 math on the SAT.

I had a comparable GPA and got in every college I applied to in state here (u of illinois, NIU, SIU, illinois state, bradley) and my ACT score was only like 24 at a time when u only needed a score of around 18 to get in.

 

[Elle Driver]

A good GPA can make admissions teams look past a low standardized test score. You wouldn't be eligible for scholarships and CC is cheap, a Pell Grant would cover the cost of those same courses. You just need to make sure when you get into college that you keep your GPA above a 3.0, shyt if it's above a 3.5 and you're trying to get into grad school they might even waive the GRE. But that's way far ahead. Just gotta buckle up and do ya work.

 

[OG_StankBrefs]

Mah portfolio is all dat really mattered. Good grades were just a bonus.

Didn't give shyt bout dem ACT scores and I didn't eam take da fukkin SAT.

 

[Killer Instinct]

uab isn't even in the top 100:disnikka:

Uh yeah no kidding, which is why I referenced them is opposition to the assumption GPA only matters at ivy leagues.

 

[Aceofspades404]

Uh yeah no kidding, which is why I referenced them is opposition to the assumption GPA only matters at ivy leagues.

don't try to undermine my intelligence you pink lipped fool

 

[DrX]

Because for the 100 time college is a racket. All they want is money...anybody can get in if the have that loan money...