Published Dec 18, 2010
savexpigoo
1 Article; 46 Posts
I am graduating next semester with gpa around 3.40. Is that too low? How important is GPA when looking for jobs? i'm worried that my gpa is too low ;(
UnicornRN
139 Posts
Your GPA isn't posted on your diploma.
kgh31386, BSN, MSN, RN
815 Posts
It may be asked for by potential employers who have a lot of competitive people. They may ask you what your GPA is and/or contact your school. Some also ask for transcripts...aim high
jh56031
14 Posts
The higher the GPA the better. A 3.40 is a awesome GPA, CONGRATS! You should be proud of your acheivement! :)
ImThatGuy, BSN, RN
2,139 Posts
3.4 is like B+ I believe. Nothing wrong with that.
JeanettePNP, MSN, RN, NP
1 Article; 1,863 Posts
I had a GPA of 3.85. I had the highest GPA in the class. Hasn't helped me find work yet.
4evalearnin
22 Posts
I think it also depends on if you are contemplating grad school
ShannonRN2010, BSN, RN
359 Posts
That is a good GPA. I think anything above a 3.0 in nursing school is pretty good though! I think the only time GPA is going to matter is if you apply to grad school, then most like to see a GPA of atleast a 3.0.
kgorndt
53 Posts
Crazy question, are employers looking at you overall GPA or just your GPA through the nursing program?
That Guy, BSN, RN, EMT-B
3,421 Posts
I just got hired and they didnt ask for a transcript until AFTER I was hired only as proof of completion of the program.
Thank you so much all for replying. I do feel better
yel550i
as far as searching for jobs your gpa seems pretty good!!...Good luck :)