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I have a 4.0!

I got an A in my class this past semester. And since I got an A last semester too that means my graduate GPA is officialy a 4.0. Granted its only for 8 credit hours thus far and very light loads, but still, its a 4.0!

I've never had one of those before. Nope, not even close. I think thats pretty good for a learning disabled narcolpetic esp considering we are still working out some of the narcolepsy treatments. I'm just super excited! I'm going to go full time in the fall. Lets see if I can keep it then! So far grad school is definitely my favorite.

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Congratulations! It's a great feeling, isn't it?! I, too, was a 4.0 graduate and it was a great feeling. You should be VERY proud of yourself! Keep up the good work!

Congratulations! It's a great feeling, isn't it?! I, too, was a 4.0 graduate and it was a great feeling. You should be VERY proud of yourself! Keep up the good work!

hey way to go! I know how hard it is. I struggled to graduate with a 3.0 in my undergrad program it isn't easy! What grad program are you doing?

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hey way to go! I know how hard it is. I struggled to graduate with a 3.0 in my undergrad program it isn't easy! What grad program are you doing?

Thats what I graduated with in undergrad. I'm in Library Science.

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