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What are the requirements to graduate from college cum laude?
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this post was submitted on 29 May 2025
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In my college it was just a GPA requirement. I think mine was 3.8 out of 4.
Awesome!!
So there seems to be a lot of regret here. In college you can retake courses that you weren’t happy with the grades on. I felt during my senior year that I should have had a better grasp on some of the courses I passed but didn’t really understand as a freshman. I retook them. Not only did I raise my GPA I really cemented some fundamental concepts I could use but didn’t understand.
I’m not yet in college.
thanks!
You can check with your colleges policy, but it could make it less stressful knowing that a 'C' or 'D' can be taken over. Some courses you just need to get though and the ideas only 'click' later