I got an A- in my family law class, but I'm even more excited a prof had a 9 day turnaround in grades. I probably won't have the rest of them until June.

ditto on the above! yay!

I got an A on my quiz and an A on my final exam!!
--->:D<----this is me doin' the happy dance! Whoo hoo!

And an A in the class!!:D ^^Still doin' the happy dance!

ETA:
I found out I'm the ONLY person in my class to get an A! There were 17 of us. http://www.clicksmilies.com/s0105/pa...smiley-052.gif

Last semester of college with a 3.85 totaling a cumulative GPA of 3.58 graduating with honors, yay! :)

Congrats!:)

^^I'm glad you brought this back up(& congrats).
Midterms--> A:D

That ^^ was an educated guess.http://www.clicksmilies.com/s0105/pa...smiley-052.gif

I got a A- on my midterm. Whoo Hoo!! (singing under breath) Im doing the dance cause' I got a Aaaaaa...

A for my class

I've made the Dean's List with a A+, A, and 2 B's.

Fall semester's- GPA 3.5

I'm quite pissy over my grades right now.

I got an A in one class and an A- in the other dropping my 4.0 to a 3.97.
This ticked me off because I did the math for the class and according to both my professor's email to me and my own calculations, I should have 98% which is an A not an A-.

^^I'm pissed that I got 2 A minuses and an A, so I'm at a 3.78. Can I still claim straight As, even without the 4.0?

Sure why not? I don't think the grade point average police are going to come get you :cool:

For all you out there with these great grades, what kind of advice would you give to someone without such a high GPA who hopes to bring it up?

I am currently a mechanical engineering major, so sometimes an A isn't really the goal, just passing is. It seems like sometimes, just being at the top of the failing grades is a success. What do you do to raise your grades when the entire class is failing?

My GPA is currently a 2.43 on a 4 point scale. My friends tell me they are proud of me for A) not flunking out, B) not giving up, and C) still having an outside life and being active in the community (I volunteer, go to church, am active at church, am on the EBoard for 2 organizations on campus)
I just have a hard time believing that this is something to be proud of.

When I was in high school, I graduated in the top 10 percent of the class in the National Honor Society and the National Foreign Languages Honor Society, took AP classes and was in 4 different extra curricular activities.
Do you think that maybe this is affecting the way I view my college career?

Any advice that any of you have would be greatly appreciated.
Study skills, time management advice, helpful websites, anything.

Also, if you have any female contacts in the mechanical engineering field, please let me know. I am always looking for contacts and mentors.
Thanks

Well, I'm not a science/engineering/anything like that major, but I've heard that it isn't really about getting an A (like you said). I think that grad schools and future employers would recognize that. I've heard O-Chem is a nightmare; I figure future employers would know that and applaud a B-.

Does anyone else think it would work that way? I can see how a 2.43 would be disappointing in comparison to high school grades, but maybe people recognize this difference as a different system altogether? Hmmm...

I was a CS/SE major for two years, and my engineering grades were RARELY above a B or a B- no matter how hard I studied - meanwhile my other grades were all still As or Bs. Are you involved with SWE on your campus? Sometimes talking to the older women can be very helpful.

I ended up leaving engineering and that school, but my sorority sisters who were engineers graduated with around a 2.8 most of the time - which generally put them in the top quarter of their engineering class. Do you have an advisor in the program? Maybe you could go talk to them about what the average GPA for the college of engineering is.

Thanks for the advice. Our chapter of SWE is getting more organized by the minute right now, so I am starting to get more involved. I just wish they had been doing more when I was a freshman. But that's nothing that I can change now. I do have an advisor, and I am fortunate that she is one of the few female faculty members in our department. So she definitely knows what I'm going through. I think I'm going to have to put in a few more hours talking to her and the members of the SWE chapter. Also, the national NSBE conference falls during my spring break this year, so I will be attending that. Maybe I'll post back in the future to let you guys know how everything is going. And thanks again for all the advice.

A on my memoir:cool:

Just got my winter quarter grades:
French B+ (I deserved higher but she was mean)
Spanish Culture B+ (considering my effort or lack thereof...woo hoo!)
Intro to Education A (YES!!!)

That's a 3.53. YAY!

Since I'm no longer in school, I need to live vicariously. The Alpha Gamma Delta winter 2008 pledge class at Ohio State University had the highest GPA among all NPC sororitiy new member classes!

Congrats Ladies!

this past semester (My first) i made straight As for the first time ever (never made em in grade school) my GPA is 3.96(i got an A- in Oral Communications) i made dean's list and im very proud of myself. congrats to everyone and hope we all do well this semester

Congrats! :)

My Midterm grades:cool:
A- & B+

Hats off to the As.
First project done for graduate level communications publicity/communications class: B.
I am so used to As in writing classes, but have been out of school for awhile and did the project at the last minute (well, actually over 5 hours).
The professor's comments were fair.

Got an A on my upper-level writing requirement (my school's equivalent of a thesis).

B+ on my opinion piece:D

A in colloquia, A in comp. animal phys., A in adv. cardio. phys., A- in physics and B+ in biochem. =)

Now yay for summer!

I made a 10/10 on my first grad school paper in Managerial Communications! Good way to start grad school, I hope I can keep it up!

That's awesome, congratulations.

So, you're done now, right? Studying for the bar?

It's not a grade, but I'm pretty excited I was elected as lead articles editor on my journal. It won't be as much work as cite checks and proof days, but should be really interesting.

Now after I am graduated and already sent out a number of resumes, I find out that apparently I was on the Dean's list for 3 semesters and the President's list for my last semester! It would have been nice to know this!

Managerial Communications
 

I just finished my first grad school class. I got an A+ (97%!)

I receieved a 4.0 as a Paramedic school with a grooling as schedule: I work 2000-0600 hours as an EMT-B, then I go to class from 0800-1500. Then, I start all over again. The days we did not have class, we had 12 hour county paramedic ride-alongs or clinicals at any number of hospitals and trauma centers.