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Rising Star
I had a 2.05 and landed MBB. 0 prior work experience. Dad is partner, though.
Rising Star
Whatever keeps you happy. Not sure why everyone is so bamboozled. No one care about GPA. Work and school are 2 entirely different ballgames.
Chief
3.02 here. Dad is not a partner.
Chief
Mom?
2.9 (me) with half yr full time experience lol
2.9
2.9 but it was engineering. Had to get approval for being below the GPA requirement (old firm) 🫣
Chief
2.5
Happened to be related to a partner.
Rising Star
My man!
Chief
Lowest I’ve seen was a 3.3
Chief
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I had a 2.9 and got recruited through college with no internships or “experience”
2.8/2.9 (me)
I’ve seen 3.0 for certain offerings and 3.4 as the low for others. Really depends on major too
I had a 2.7, but engineering with solid internship/experience/extracurricular, no family connections, cold applied
I think the guideline I just saw was minimum 3.2 for this round of graduates.
3.2
3 flat, white guy
2.9 but in engineering from personal experience
I had a 3.34 but also worked multiple jobs/internships paying my way through school. Would have probably been at least a 3.5 but I had 1-2 really nasty professors along the way.
3.1
3.1, engineering undergrad, referred by an analyst friend
2.8 in Engineering
3.34