However, with grade inflation, this same GPA doesn't usually does NOT put you in the top 25%. Thus, a very good gpa is one that puts you in the top 25%,which is usually at least a 3.5 and could be as much as a 3.6 in some schools.I would generally agree with derekallen2009's analysis if getting a job out of school is your main goal.ll I said is above a 3.0 is considered a good gpa because it's better than average. And yes, the average gpa of students getting interviewed is going to be higher than a 3.0, but only because lower gpa applicants were already filtered out; it's not like they're selecting students at random to interview...
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