I'll graduate the school with CS degree. My GPA might be between 3.1~3.2. The school is near 80th in national school rank, and top40 school for CS major.
I have two summer internships, research, and TA experience.
I'm afraid to find a job since my GPA is really low. Should I have to go Master for covering GPA? I think I screwed up my life because of GPA. I also want to get a job from a good company. Any tips for me?
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Pro Tip: Don't list your GPA on your resume. π
One of my friends had around a 1.6 GPA at a community college. He dropped out of college and went on to build a startup and and sold it for millions. I don't believe GPA is a measure of impact in this industry, but rather just a rough measure of academic talent, which is not a good measure of how well one will perform in the workplace.