A D+ in geometry a 69.88%. I don’t need to get into some amazing college but a D+ doesn’t ruin me right? I heard many colleges accept a 2.5 gpa or better right?
It really depends where you apply and what your other grades are, but there are certainly schools that will accept a 2.5 - it will decrease your options, though, and these schools usually have less financial aid. It’s too late to worry about the D+, you just need to keep the rest of your grades higher.
Also, does your school not round up the grade to a 70%?
One thing you could consider doing is attending community college for two years, maintain a higher GPA, and transfer to somewhere else to get your degree.
@usualhopeful Sadly, no they don’t round up this year. They took it out of the grading system this year which really upsets me. ;((
@LeopardFire I don’t think my parents would want me to attend Community College, they’d rather I do a 4 year University b/c I guess Community College looks bad to jobs and that you didn’t really try and took the easy way.
First of all, the degree you earned from whatever school you went is more important to employer than them knowing that you went to a cc. For example, if you went to cc for two years and went to MIT to earn a degree. That degree won’t look bad to jobs you may be looking for. You can try going to 4 years university after you finish high school if you want. But if you wanted to go to a better school or a dream school of yours, then taking the cc route and doing well is the better option.