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To pnms

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Listen up pnms - this is what it's about. Try your very absolute best to get the best grades you can in your first year. If it's not over a 3.8 GPA it's time to be strategic! Network. Gain experience over the summer in a job with relevance to your career (anything that will help you gain any marketable skills that can be added to your resume in the future) it doesn't HAVE to be an internship, I ended up with a job in my field for the government and have worked full times hours starting @ $24/hr for almost 2 years now! Networking is soooo important and if you don't have a perfect GPA then it isn't going to be handed over to you - that doesn't mean you can't succeed and end up with a stellar career. You need to be strategic with your time, what is going to gain the better rate of return, studying to gain only a 3.5 or letting your GPA slip to a 3.2 while gaining real life experience in your field. But, I repeat my initial statement, do EVERYTHING you can to attain that 4.0 in your first year, be at the top of your class and you will be handed those opportunities. Note: if you're considering grad school save the networking for spare time and post grad, grades should be slaved over - not only for admissions purposes but scholarships to help pay that hefty tuition $$$$$.