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Is a gpa < 3.0 considered as school problems?
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Not Necessarily: It depends on the classes and the setting. There are some classes and majors that are extremely demanding and may result in a gpa below 3.0. I would say that a gpa below 2.0 would be stronger evidence of some difficulty. If nothing else it may indicate a mismatch between student and course of study.
Answered 6/30/2012
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