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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]wow thread is hot.
[b]I thought colleges are not trade schools, and jobs are not important lol[/b]

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What's the GPA?

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OP here.  Just got back from UVA graduation.  D[b]D graduated with 3.2 GPA [/b]and is not a typical DCUM "smart" kid but that's ok.  DD did not have any internships during sophomore or junior year.

DH is helping DD to get a job as a IT project manager contract for a federal government agency.  DD passed the PMP cert three months ago.  It Looks like a great field to be in with starting pay over 100k and that women have an advantage in this field, according to DH.[/quote]

That GPA kills all good law schools[/quote]
Did OP say her DD wanted to go to law school? She could still get a decent LSAT score and get in somewhere, if she wants to go to law school.  [/quote]

I disagree. My brother is smart but he literally never studied or does homework. His grades suffer. But SAT, LSATs and GMATs are more IQ tests.

So smart I recall NYU grad school required Calculus. He took Calc, 1 and 2 HS and Calc 3 college. He showed that to waive him out. Instead they made him take Calc 4 a while 8 years after his last Calc class. He got 100 on midterm and final without studying.

But courses with homework, term papers or group projects in college between work, frats, parties and dating just did not happen.

Me I had a 2.7 GPA and I can read 800 wpm with comprehension and scored the highest on an IQ test in school that 800 people took. I party hard. Hurt my gpa

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