I got a 2.21 in Civil Engineering (waaaay back in 1992, but my experience is still relevant). You have a _double_major_. That’s a lot of work. Know who cared a

I got a 2.21 in Civil Engineering (waaaay back in 1992, but my experience is still relevant). You have a _double_major_. That’s a lot of work. Know who cared about the GPA in my Civil Engineering degree (which I never used?) Nobody. I got a job writing engineering software for the Dept of Transportation and it never came up again. I loved computers, had a computing bent tom my degree (Mechanics of Composite materials was a software dev course, and I loved it.) I discovered after the fact that I took CE because I didn’t ‘get’ ME and EE, and I didn’t go into CompSci, because I didn’t want to listen to tell me I was wrong. It all turned out okay. Know the local crowd, network in the field, keep doing the things that interest you…don’t get hung up on your GPA, nobody else will.