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Do grad schools accept C?

In general, a C represents passing, so a sufficient level of mastery to continue, but not depth. I had a C on my transcript, on an introductory course relevant to my grad field of study, and I was admitted.
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Can I get into grad school with C's?

A C in a single course outside of your maor will not affect your chances in graduate school admissions. Several C's in your major subject may have a negative effect on your application if you intend to continue graduate study in that same subject.
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Are C's allowed in grad school?

Definition of Grades

Minimum passing grades are D- for undergraduate credit and C for graduate credit.
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Can you get a masters with C's?

If you're talking about a grade of a "C," in a graduate level course, my answer would be most likely no. The reason is that most graduate programs require a GPA to be at least a 3.00, which means that you would have to earn at least a "B," for the course to count.
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Can I get into grad school with a C on my transcript?

It is definitely possible especially if the C was earned in a class unrelated to what you are studying in graduate school. It could be harder to get admitted in the most competitive programs, but not an automatic disqualifier.
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Do grad schools care about 1 C?

One C grade on your transcript is not the end of the world. Many grad school admissions would see a perfect 4.0 GPA as suspect, i.e. the curriculum was not challenging, the professors were lenient or the quality of education may be lacking.
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Is it okay to have one C on your transcript?

While it's great to maintain a high GPA, it's important to remember that colleges and universities consider your overall academic performance. So, having one C amid a sea of As might raise some eyebrows, but it won't necessarily tank your chances of admission.
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Is the grade C good?

B+, B, B- indicates good performance. C+, C, C- indicates satisfactory performance. D+, D, D- indicates less than satisfactory performance.
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Can I get into a Masters program with bad grades?

Yes, many graduate programs will let you apply with a 2.5 GPA. However, a low GPA means that you must prove your academic readiness in other ways, such as by writing a convincing personal statement or holding many years of professional experience.
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Why is C failing in grad school?

A “C” grade does not indicate a mastery of the subject and draws into question the student's skills or motivation. Professors of many graduate courses grade such at students who do a satisfactory or good job receive an B or A, respectively. So, a C is commonly considered a failing grade.
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Does C's affect GPA?

It's calculated with a scaling method that rates class grades from 0 to 4. If you get an A, that's 4 points. B's are worth 3. C's are worth 2.
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What grades do grad schools look at Canada?

Entry into graduate and professional programs is highly competitive. Factors that contribute to admission decisions are: GPA – most require a minimum B+ (3.3 GPA) during the last two years of undergraduate study to apply but some programs require higher GPAs to be competitive.
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Do you need straight A's to get into grad school?

That depends on the school and program. The average GPA required by most graduate schools ranges between 2.5 and 3.0. 5 Keep in mind that you may need a higher grade point average for competitive programs at some of the top schools, such as MBA and business programs at Harvard and Columbia.
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Can I get into college with B's and C's?

In fact, there are nearly 4,000 in North America, with over 3,500 in the United States alone. More than 3,200 of those colleges cater to students in the B and C grade ranges, with admissions rates over 70%. And of the top 570 colleges, about 40% are accessible to students with B and C averages.
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Is 3.7 A good GPA for grad school?

Ultimately, most graduate schools want a GPA of 3.0 or higher but will be flexible if you can prove that your previous achievements are significant. A GPA means that an application office can easily rank you against other applicants.
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Will one C ruin my GPA in college?

Yes, any grade that is below your GPA will hurt your grade. Depending on how low the grade is, you will need to make up for it by getting straight A's in one or more classes.
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Will one C ruin my GPA in high school?

Will one “C” ruin my GPA in high school? While receiving a “C” will impact your GPA, it will certainly not ruin it. That “C” won't ruin your chances of getting into college either. However, how leniently colleges view the “C” will largely depend on what grade you received it in.
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Is a C passing UCLA?

If the repeat is taken on a P/NP basis, you will not receive credit for the repeat course. A grade of C or better is required to earn a Passed; a C- or below will earn a Not Passed grade.
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Are B's bad for grad school?

Is getting all Bs in graduate school a bad thing? Keeping your “B” average is good as long as you continue to maintain it. Presumably you need a “B” average to graduate and that's what you have. One “B-” grade will put you under the necessary GPA; a grade of “C” or “C+” even more so.
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Can I still graduate if I fail 1 class?

It's important not to panic, as there are usually options available to students who fail a class. In most cases, you can still graduate on time, but you may need to put in extra effort to make up for the failed class during your senior year or by taking summer school.
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Is D failing in grad school?

Typically, a D is considered a passing grade. However, receiving a D may indicate that you didn't fully understand and retain all of the course material.
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Will one C ruin my chances of Ivy League?

With all of that being said, it's unfortunately very rare to get into an Ivy League school with C's during your freshman year, or at any time during your high school career. Yes, there are exceptions but it's never a good idea to hinge your hopes on the very small chance that something might happen.
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Is it better to get C or withdraw?

Students frequently ask about dropping a course to avoid getting a “C.” While this is generally not advisable, a withdrawal might be a good decision if it would be your first C and your struggles in the class would endanger your other grades.
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