Sophomore freaking out

[IrishLake]

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Damn, where are these schools where 2.9 or above is Deans List? Shit, I would have been on it all the time! 3.5 is the lowest I've ever heard of, and I made it once, my very last quarter of school! Jealous!
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[DeltaBetaBaby]

Originally Posted by IrishLake

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Damn, where are these schools where 2.9 or above is Deans List? Shit, I would have been on it all the time! 3.5 is the lowest I've ever heard of, and I made it once, my very last quarter of school! Jealous!
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I posted the requirements for Mizzou earlier in the thread. 3.0 is Deans List for 3 or 4 of their colleges.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by IrishLake

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Damn, where are these schools where 2.9 or above is Deans List? Shit, I would have been on it all the time! 3.5 is the lowest I've ever heard of, and I made it once, my very last quarter of school! Jealous!
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The difference between term gpa, major gpa, and overall gpa.

Some schools require minimum 3.0 term gpa and some require minimum 3.5 term gpa.

[VandalSquirrel]

Originally Posted by IrishLake

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Damn, where are these schools where 2.9 or above is Deans List? Shit, I would have been on it all the time! 3.5 is the lowest I've ever heard of, and I made it once, my very last quarter of school! Jealous!
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Idaho has a flat across the board Dean's List requirement of a 3.5 semester GPA of 12 graded credits for all undergraduate and graduate students, except Law, where it is a 3.0 for 10 graded credits. Honors at graduation depends on the individual college and is an average of GPAs over the past five years. Top 3% is summa cum laude, under 3% but above 6% is magna cum laude, and above 6% but in the top 10% is cum laude. The range is pretty narrow here, even Engineering is high at 3.96, 3.91, and 3.81 and Science is 4.0, 3.95, 3.89. This is only for undergraduates, and Law has their own honors. Funny enough Business has the lowest honors graduation GPA requirement, which most people would assume would belong to Engineering, Science, Natural Resources, or Agriculture & Life Sciences.