Is your college transcript usually brought to an interview? And if so, do they usually ask you questions about classes you took or grades you made?

 

Lets just say my GPA was not as high as iw ould of liked , not good at all , they just want you to have a degree. They may ask but Thye primarily just want a degree

 

I was asked to have mine...be ready for it to take some time to get from your college. I don't know if they ever looked at it though, and they never asked anything about it...
In fact, now that I remember it, I was getting my Masters degree at the time, but hadn't finished, and during the interview, they had to ask me if I finished it, so I guess that means they never looked at it.

 

Many airlines want a copy of transcripts. If you got below a B, I'd be ready to answer questions pertaining to your college experience. Doesn't mean they will ask but don't be caught off guard.

 

Just bring a few copies and be ready to discuss it. I wouldn't worry about making sure that they were "official" transcripts from the school, copies are pry good enough unless they specify otherwise.

 

They had no problems with copies of mine at SKW

 

lol slice I don't see how anything you say can makeup for the fact that you got less than a B unless you had one serious family tragedy or something like that.

I picked up an awesome 2.6gpa when I graduated. Why? Because I earned an A in Cal IV and yet took three tries to get though english. Not to mention all the other classes that had nothing to do with what I was doing like C++ computer programing, american const. development(I liked that one though and did ok), or the several religion classes. I took bowling expecting it to be a breeze and the teacher was some nerd that was all about form and we all received Cs lol. While I like the religion classes they were very very tough. Don't let the name fool you. We're talking professors that grade your essays like a mother.

***So Mr. Duck why did you get a 2.6gpa? Duck:"Because calculus and physics were blowing my mind so hard I spent all freakin week bent over a book to figure it out and when I finally did it was time for a beer. A Big-O to be exact." OR "I had a 3.2 till I got involved with a woman then by the end it had sank to a 2.6". Chose your poison. I don't have any real reasons. At least I'm honest.

 

I started selling rock and got involved with the wrong crowd always works too

 

Saab...... I'm with you there! I didn't have a great GPA in college because of working my rear off to pay the bills and throw in a few parties in there too. My interviewer asked me about them and I was honest with him about my performance. I still got the job like SAAB did so I think if you have some rough spots in there you can use them as a learning experience! Good Luck!

 

Turbinebound, if you've got the minimums and are breathing, the regionals will hire you these days. Don't sweat it.