Can you respect a guy that doesn't have a 3.0 or above GPA?

[Junkrat]

Can you respect a guy that doesn't have a 3.0 or above GPA?

 

[Tokki the Awkward Potato]

yeah

[Cosmic Boys]

3.5 is the minimum for me

[AnonVIP]

 2.73 GPA 

 

[birman]

yeah i dont really care and i dont know anyones gpa anyway

[chips27]

Yes. Because honestly grades aren't everything. Grades don't make the guy, personality does.

[MILJYU]

nope.

 

honestly i respect ppl that aren't rly into school but getting above at least a 3.0 is not hard.

[Jjang~]

GPA only apply on schools and there are so many things you can excel out of it.

I respect a guy who can be a responsible and dependable man who can survive life with or without higher GPA.  

[Sexy Wang]

It doesn't matter to me but they can't be like stupid or have an annoying personality

but then again I have a 4.0 as a junior in high school and I'm not even trying lol

[coreofsoul]

Yes, bc I'm too old for gpas to matter anymore lol

anyway my bf had a 2.9 which was considered a good gpa for his major (math) at our school. I still consider him to be pretty smart.

[Puto]

Yes, If not then I'd diss half of my family.

[Sailor Mars]

yeah bc you're gpa doesn't reflect your intelligence or really anything.... if he had like a 1.0 i'd be like       at him but i'd still respect him

[nancy mcflurry]

yeah i dont really care and i dont know anyones gpa anyway

[BaeDJ]

of course, GPA doesn't determine how nice of a person he is or how he is going to treat me. Also, I know plenty of people with high GPAs but no common sense or ability to survive in the real world and that's what really matters. no one will give a shit about GPA once you leave school and get a job.

[YooJeong]

Yes. Grades are just numbers. I know a guy who has a GPA of like 2.5, but he's incredibly smart. He just doesn't learn well with the moronic way the educational system teaches. 

 

GPA only proves how well your mind works with the way school is taught, it is not an indicator of intelligence. Even if it was, human beings deserve respect for moral character, regardless of how intelligent they are. 

 

I respect everyone who deserves it, and I don't base who deserves it on something as irrelevant as a  GPA. If a person has a GPA of 4.0 but is rude or a criminal, they won't be getting an ounce of respect. If a person has a GPA of 1.0, but is kind to others, fair, honest, and all sorts of other good things, I will seriously respect them. 

[oshawott]

his grades should be on par with mine.

[hvnbins]

the guy could be taking extremely easy classes and be achieving that 3.0 gpa

[palechibi]

yeah good/perfect gpa doesn't equal a good person but if he had lowering than 2.0 id just be worried 

[Nowhere Boy]

Yes

[TIAAERI]

Yes, my family probably wouldn't but i would

[Hiku]

Well, it may not be hard for some people while it might be for others.

My friend only got C's in his first year during high school, but then he went to USA in the second year... and guess what... He only got A's and B's. I am not hating on America, but according to him it was easier to get A's in America than his home country.

However, England on the other hand, got one hell of a grade system. If you get A's in England, I will give you cookies

[Ddeona Oneul Bame]

LMAO, I don't even know my own, GPA~ Who am I to judge someone else for theirs? 

[XStan]

GPA is a good measurement for acivement in classes. But, once you step out of a school environment it doesn't mean diddly squat.

It's about hard work, self improvement, and ability to learn your trade and be the best at it you can.

I respect people with good grades, but good grades do not correlate success.

 

I work in a highly competitive sales force. The ones with the best GPAs don't always make it. The ones with the college degrees don't always make it. The ones who are highly sociable don't always make it.

 

But the ones that work hard, make the extra sales call. Prep their pitch. They do make it.

 

Hard Work trumps GPA in the end

[Reckoner]

i think you have to be trying in school for me to respect you in general

if you don't care, you're dismissed

[snowbox.]

yes. i personally had a classmate in my school and well.. his gpa wasn't even close to 3.0.. YET. He was a really nice guy, respectful towards everyone. was always up on helping out teachers. and was really out of gossips and stupid stuffs.. 

so i don't see why the gpa has to be a factor to respect a guy