is a 3.5 a good gpa in mechanical engineering

No I'm math major master race 4.0 GPA I never study or come to class

>>1181626
yes

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>>1181626

I had 2.8 in EE.

No one has ever asked me it and I work full time making great money.

Good projects/experience matter way more scrub

>>1181650
What a sparky

>>1181650
Is this the same for other engineering majors?

>>1181629
what about quizzes and exams?

>>1181626
it is if you're at a top school, otherwise it's not. i had 3.9 for undergrad and 4.0 for phd both at the same mediocre school.

>>1181626
yeah, 2.7 econ reporting in. (3.0 after this semester I hope)

>>1181739
cse here. been working since 2013 and nobody even noticed i didnt list gpa on my resume.

>>1181626
3.5 is ass but
>>1181650
is not entirely wrong

you should always shoot for 4.0 but for pleb degrees like ME you can still get a job without it

>in b4 butthurt engineers

>>1181743
hold on how did i miss this

you do realize you can not go to lectures and still go to your exams and shit right? lectures can be a huge waste of time if the material is easy

>>1181626
>falling for the gpa meme

connections, experience in the field, past projects and being good at interviews are far more important