Yep, may be an issue unfortunately. I have heard that for example McK takes a close look at high school grades, especially math.

However, beyond thinking about how prominently (or not) you put it into the application, there is not much you can do about it. So I would not worry about it too much at this point.

It would help to make contact with firms at recruiting events or workshops they organize rather than applying directly for a job.

Finally, once you're invited to interviews, I doubt it will matter anymore. If someone asks, the "I was a bit lazy in school and it somehow worked"-story should be sufficient. You can actually use it to demonstrate "personal development" or "acting on feedback" in the personal fit part ;)

All the best for your applications!

High school grades are very important for students to get college admission on a merit base. Students need to write my assignment uk to apply for college and their grades are counted for their annual results in high school.

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Dear A!

Of course, it is always nice if you're a top 3 or 5 student at the university. But if not, it's not that bad and does not play any role during your application process. Then your first priority would be to have different achievements, internships, etc.

If you need any help with polishing your documents like a CV or cover letter, just DM me, I have some useful materials or you!

Best,

André