<p>What's the "general" timeline when turning in applications to firms for employment? </p>
<p>I might not have a "satisfying" gpa until the end of my senior year and i want to raise my gpa as highest as possible by the time i apply. but if i apply after college will this be a huge blow for my employment chance?</p>
<p>and also, if im not satisfied with my undergrad gpa, will getting a masters (and good grades) in pure econ help my chances later?</p>
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and also, if im not satisfied with my undergrad gpa, will getting a masters (and good grades) in pure econ help my chances later?
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<p>I don't know, what do YOU think? Do you seriously not know if getting good grades in graduate school will help you? PLEASE!</p>
<p>There is a chance i could just be wasting my time at grad schools cuz firms might be looking for people who just graduated from college and haeve fresher minds</p>
<p>bump, wat is the timeline?</p>
<p>For full time, recruiting goes on during the fall of your senior year.
For internships, it is winter of your junior year.</p>
<p>You know for med schools, a lot of people take the non-traditional path such as applying a year later, going to grad school first, etc...If you take the non-traditional path for full time employment recruiting, will firms look at this disapprovingly? The main reason i want to do this is to raise my gpa until the end of my senior year.</p>