Am i fucked for life if I did really, really badly for a semester?

>>18651610
>will future employers look at it and go "no fuck you" even if I get my shit back together in the future?
Not if you can a) get your GPA back up and b) be able to explain why it was so bad in the first place.

>>18651626
My explanation is that I'm trash

>>18651610
At least you know you've learned a lesson.

Stay focused OP. Do your homework. Go to class. You can recover.

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>>18652969
Use it to your advantage, employers love to know you can get over tough times and come out better. Just say it was mentally hard for you to initially adapt to the demands asked of you but you persevered to become a better person.

>>18651610
What were the courses you fucked up in? I got a 3.0 overall but a 3.6 if you only looked at major (finance) relevant classes. I only had to explain it a couple times and I was honest. I was not that great in soft classes and electives (speech, art, pol sci, biology) but I was great at the math classes,

Tbh though nobody cares about your gpa except maybe the first 1-2 people who hire you. Completing a degree is more proof you have some dedication and are not retarded. It does not guarantee that 60-70k job right after college.

>>18653188
man you're saying 3.0 like it's a bad thing

Noone gives a fuck about your GPA unless you're going into med