Throughout my first 3 years of university, I slacked off alot and also took courses that weren't related to my major. I didn't try as hard and so I would have courses that end in the C to D range and that really dropped my GPA. I also was in Chem major before because I was good at high school Chem but Chem at universities were really different. So I got Ds in some of the Chem courses that I took. It got to the point where I had almost 70-80 credits where I was required to withdraw.
My school has a program that lets me stay at my school to continue my studies if I was able to pass a series of courses which proves that I am willing to try hard for the remainder of my school career, I can get back out of academic probation and back to good academic standing. So I completed those courses and I did end up getting back to good academic standing. My math was always better than my chem, but I always thought that with math, I couldn't do anything other than be a teacher, and so I heard about the AS recently and I went to talk to the advisors I have at school, and they suggested that I do self studying if I wanted to become an actuary.
So I ended up switching to Stats because for my current position, it was easiest to get into. Since then, I've been slowly pushing my GPA up, but because I have so many credits already under my belt, my GPA doesn't go up a significant amount every semester. So at the moment, my CGPA is at 2.2 and my Major GPA is sitting at 2.6. I have no work experience either because my GPAs so low. Since I got out of the program I was in, I was constantly in search of any ways I can get some work experience related to stats or actuarial science, but I've had no luck with such a low GPA. I'm planning to take my first exam in March as well.
Any suggestions that will allow me to stay in AS if there's any at all?
My school has a program that lets me stay at my school to continue my studies if I was able to pass a series of courses which proves that I am willing to try hard for the remainder of my school career, I can get back out of academic probation and back to good academic standing. So I completed those courses and I did end up getting back to good academic standing. My math was always better than my chem, but I always thought that with math, I couldn't do anything other than be a teacher, and so I heard about the AS recently and I went to talk to the advisors I have at school, and they suggested that I do self studying if I wanted to become an actuary.
So I ended up switching to Stats because for my current position, it was easiest to get into. Since then, I've been slowly pushing my GPA up, but because I have so many credits already under my belt, my GPA doesn't go up a significant amount every semester. So at the moment, my CGPA is at 2.2 and my Major GPA is sitting at 2.6. I have no work experience either because my GPAs so low. Since I got out of the program I was in, I was constantly in search of any ways I can get some work experience related to stats or actuarial science, but I've had no luck with such a low GPA. I'm planning to take my first exam in March as well.
Any suggestions that will allow me to stay in AS if there's any at all?
Low GPA with no work experience or internship - suggestions?
0 commentaires:
Enregistrer un commentaire