Hi renting out 4 person apartment for somewhere in the triple digits. Must be a male and a student enrolled in a university. I'm incredibly flexible on the price. At 253 College St
Amenities: furniture, gym, wifi, random amenity rooms
Please DM for details if interested
I notice that every university has a different percentage to GPA system, UofT's maximum being at 85 is confusing me because comparatively a 4.0 at UofT would mean less compared to a 4.0 somewhere else where you need a 90. I know you get a different letter grade when you get a 90, but does that actually matter at all since it does not adjust the CGPA?
Is UofT hard enough to justify such leniance? Do employers care or do they just take the CGPA at face value?
Is there any point/material benefit of me trying to get 90s if I'm trying to get a job after undergrad?
Edit: yes, GPA matters for my desired industry and higher academic achievement is rewarded, yes, I am aware other activities and extracurriculars matter substantially more than GPA