Is a highschool GPA of 2.9 any good?

Question

I'm not in school anymore so I can't work at getting it higher. I'm not looking to get into college. This is just for reference for jobs.

I was homeschooled for highschool, so I never had any SAT's.

Answer 1

A=4.0 and above
B=3.0-3.99
C=2.0-2.99
D=1.0 -1.99

You're at a C+ or B-. At least you're not at a D or an F. This shouldn't affect you at all in the workforce. Good luck!

Answer 2

I wouldn't worry about it much. Even if people are looking at it now, they won't be for long. SAT scores mean more, and college GPA means more than that, but here's the dirty little secret--in 5 years, they CERTAINLY won't be looking at your GPA, they'll be looking at your work performance. In 10 years, they might look at your college GPA, but mostly, they'll just look to see if you have a degree if they even care about your college career at all. That depends a lot on your chosen field, but for the most part, show that you're competent and you work hard. The rest, while they help a little, are just numbers and letters.

Answer 3

Thats better than what I got in HS, and I'm doing just fine. Go ahead and use it. Thats almost a B average!

FYI, I totally goofed off in HS, but when I went to college I had a 3.4 or something. Give college a try if you have time. College classes are so much more stimulating than high school.

Answer 4

It's a little below average but at the high end. It's not an honor roll GPA but you probably have a mixed bag of grades (a few As, some Bs, some Cs).

Answer 5

You don't need to give out such a low GPA to get a job. You can work better than people think when they look at you GPA. Give out GPA is for college students who looking for jobs.

Answer 6

Yes, that's a very high "C" and there are scholarships out there for that GPA...There are certification programs that don't require a long amount of college, so maybe you should look into that!

Answer 7

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Answer 8

The only problem could be that not all Universities will accept you, but it is not bad for finding jobs. However, do not tell them your GPA if they do not ask for it.

Answer 9

It's just average. A 4.0 would mean straight A's and 3.0 Would be B's. I assume you made B's and C's right?

Answer 10

it'll get you into community college......then use your time there to get your college gpa up and transfer into an university because those highschool grades arn't gonna cut it going straight into university. it's much much harder than highschool. use a community college to get your study habits up to par to prepair you onec you transfer.