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What grades should I be getting in graduate school?

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starfishblues asked:


I just finished my first semester of graduate school. (MPA degree) I took 3 classes and I got an A, a B+, and a C+. These are good enough to keep me in the program but I feel like they’re not stellar. I’m considering going on to get another Master’s degree or a PhD after I graduate and I’m just wondering how my grades will compare to other applicants.

Thanks.

Vicki

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    2 Responses to “What grades should I be getting in graduate school?”

    1. Anna P on May 30th, 2008 5:26 pm

      A C+ is not good, but if you do well from now on, you should be OK. This is a professional degree, and any work/intern/research experience will help you as much as good grades. Take classes you enjoy next semester and you will get back on track.

    2. OrangeKitten on June 1st, 2008 1:29 am

      The truth this is it.
      The truth this is really your goal its not too late but dont mess things up any further sorry if this sounds harsh but dont mess things up somehow and.

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