u/Correct-You-6578

I’m an honors maths and cs major at nyu and I ended up with a 3.5 cumulative gpa for my first year. It’s so hard to get an A here. I know it’s my fault bc sometimes I got too lazy and forgot to do the homework so even if I get all As in my exams I still end up with a B+…

I want to do AI phd in the future, I just want to know does this gpa means I am saying goodbye to those top cs phd programs or is it still possible, I still dream about Stanford…

Also a quick question for those stem majors with 4.0 or 3.9, how hard do yall study? I feel like I need to lock myself in the library all day if I genuinely want to bump it up.

I’m an honors maths and cs major at nyu and I ended up with a 3.5 cumulative gpa for my first year. It’s so hard to get an A here. I know it’s my fault bc sometimes I got too lazy and forgot to do the homework so even if I get all As in my exams I still end up with a B+…

I want to do AI phd in the future, I just want to know does this gpa means I am saying goodbye to those top cs phd programs or is it still possible, I still dream about Stanford…

Also a quick question for those stem majors with 4.0 or 3.9, how hard do yall study? I feel like I need to lock myself in the library all day if I genuinely want to bump it up.

I’m an honors maths major and I ended up with a 3.5 cumulative gpa for my first year. I don’t understand why it is so hard to get an A here. I know it’s my fault bc sometimes I got too lazy and forgot to do the homework so even if I get all As in my exams I still end up with a B+…

I want to do AI phd in the future, I just want to know does this gpa means I am saying goodbye to most top cs phd programs or is it still possible.

Also a quick question those stem majors with a 3.9, how hard do yall study? I feel like I need to lock myself in bobst all day if I genuinely want to bump it up.