Cornell Hospitality

[Greg Berge]

As long as you didn't have to trade brains.

[kaelistus]

They most definitely give Ds and Fs in Cornell. My two freshmen year best friends had a combined average of 0.9 GPA.

I had to find all new friends the second year since they were not invited back. :-(

[Will]

I know a guy that was kicked out of Cornell for a semester after his first semester here, because he literally had a 0.0 GPA.  Naturally, this was all caused by the fact that he spent all of his time in Balch.  You do the math. :-D

[jtwcornell91]

Dude, I spent two and a half years in Balch, and the square root of my GPA was less than half my GPA.

[jtwcornell91]

Felix Rodriguez wrote:

My two freshmen year best friends had a combined average of 0.9 GPA.

That's called the "square root club": when  the square root of your GPA is larger than your GPA.  (A friend of mine did it at Clarkson.)

[Adam \'04]

Over a 4.0. That must have been nice. ::snore::

[jtwcornell91]

Yeah, well it doomed me to spending the rest of my life in college.  (Now back to writing tomorrow's lecture notes.)

[Josh '99]

John T. Whelan '91 wrote:

That's called the "square root club": when  the square root of your GPA is larger than your GPA.  (A friend of mine did it at Clarkson.)

I did that one semester.  A few years later, and employed, I don't mind being able to say it either.  :-D

[Beeeej]

[q]I win - 3 D's and an F even. (The F was in grad school no less.)[/q]

John, are you freakin' high?!

He gets a few Ds and an F and he thinks he's gotten bad grades.  These kids, I tellya...!!

Five Fs.  Count 'em.  Five.

Beeeej

P.S. They damn well better not create a bottleneck getting into the game tomorrow, 'cause I think I might be pulling up at 6:52 and making a dash for it.  Damn Contracts class...!  Teets and Dave, keep that door shut as long as you can!  ;-{)}