Our GPAs are recorded on transcripts and reported to the department and graduate school. We can access our GPAs on line, too. It's only to ensure that no student is struggling to get the minimum 3.0 requirement to continue in the program. That's the ONLY reason your GPA for many PhD programs is remotely important. Almost no employer will EVER ask you what your GPA was for your PhD and people with an understanding of what graduate school is about (for their field) won't report it on their curriculum vitae/resume`.

GPAs in general don't matter unless you have to submit a transcript to a school, organization, or employer that cares about GPAs.

3.72 undergrad

When I had to drop out of grad school (because my daughter arrived on the scene), I was carrying a 3.72 in grad school

I always thought that was weird.. like.. is that the only GPA I was ever going to have? I also wondered if I was just going to get that no matter how much or how little work I put into it? Hmmm... we'll never know I guess!

Undergrad: 3.54
Within Major: 3.55

3.3 undergrad, dropped out of first grad school, 3.8 something second grad school.

Undergrad: 3.49
Grad: 3.8

BTW: We have some smart so-and-so's on GC :D

Undergrad (Microbiology)- 3.35
Grad (Library and Information Science)- 3.85

Undergrad - 3.2
Grad - 4.0...so far.

as we stand right now, 3.888. That may change in the next few days because of exams

3.36 over in the corner....and a 3.56 in the major!

4.0 in major 3.803 all around so far- we'll see what the final is in May. :D

I really don't remember.

When applying for jobs, nobody has ever asked.

My guess is probably around a 3.0 -- after a 1.6 the first semester. A little too much partying.

My cumulative GPA was good enough for me to graduate, and just doing that took all I had thanks to a hellified mystery illness that was eventually diagnosed as SLE (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus).

4.0 undergrad!

hmmm grad GPA cum is 3.4