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<p>Absolutely not. Applying online only is kind of like throwing your resume into a black hole and hoping some hiring manager manages to snag it before it is gone to oblivion. It is always better to get some kind of more personal contact, be it in person (best), phone, email (just okay) or anything other than just applying to an online jobs system. Then managers are more likely to go searching for your info.</p>
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<p>Companies are really not going to care what GPA you had in community college. They will want to know how you fared in your classes in your major, especially those relevant to the job you are seeking, and will want to know that you can communicate clearly and work well with others. The best way to demonstrate the latter of those two qualities is to actually talk with a person who is doing the hiring.</p>
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<p>Does your school have a career center or a career fair? Those are your best resources.</p>