Criteria include graduating from high school with at least a 3.0 GPA and maintaining this GPA in college.
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This one simple alteration was enough to reduce the ideal strength of a CNT from 100 GPa down to 40 GPa.
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Casino's Brazil subsidiary retailer GPA will buy all shares in Colombian unit Almacenes Exito SA, GPA said in a securities filing on Wednesday.
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GPA does not break out sales for Aliados Minimercardo, and the executive declined to say how much GPA had invested in the e-commerce platform.
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Here are a few of the questions you can expect to be asked when interviewing for admission to some of the best business schools in the country: Average undergraduate GPA: 3.57Average GMAT score: 7313Acceptance rate: 11.6 percent Average undergraduate GPA: 3.74Average GMAT score: 737Acceptance rate: 5.7 percent Average undergraduate GPA: 3.6Average GMAT score: 730Acceptance rate: 19.2 percent Average undergraduate GPA: 3.61Average GMAT score: 730Acceptance rate: 23.5 percent Average undergraduate GPA: 3.71Average GMAT score: 731Acceptance rate: 9.9 percent When you apply to business school, preparation cannot be overstated.
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Casino, which now controls GPA, lobbied against the loan, saying the acquisition was a complex ploy by Diniz to maintain control of GPA, which Diniz denied.
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On Wednesday, GPA reported a double-digit drop in its first-quarter net consolidated income, missing market forecasts and driving GPA shares down 7.4 percent in Brazil.
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Four years later, they looked at the students' grade point averages (GPA) and found that self-control was twice as important as IQ in earning a high GPA.
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To continue its GPA membership when it leaves the EU on March 29, 2019, Britain needs to persuade the other 45 countries in the GPA to keep it in the club.
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GPA is controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie.
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In other words, a woman with a 3.75 GPA and a man with a 3.00 GPA would have roughly equal chances of being nominated as smartest in the class by a male student.
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I'm still glad I went to grad schoolCompared to my 2.5 GPA that I earned in my undergrad schooling, I was pretty thrilled to earn a 3.5 GPA and to graduate with honors.
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Researches for the Bureau of Labor Statistics found that students who worked less than 20 hours per week had an average GPA of 3.13, while nonworking students had an average GPA of 3.04.
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It is the ultimate parent of both Exito and GPA.
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GPA shares ended down 0.27% on Wednesday at 88 reais.
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When he first met Greiner, Murphy had a 1.8 GPA.
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The girl had something called granulomatosis with polyangiitis, or GPA.
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GPA is most commonly seen in adults over age 60.
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Recently, I have achieved a GPA of above a 4.0.
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GPA doesn't measure a students' intelligence or ability to learn.
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On the call, GPA Co-Vice Chairman Ronaldo Iabrudi said the recent migration of electronics retailer Via Varejo SA to the Novo Mercado segment of Brazil's main stock exchange will help GPA sell the unit.
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GPA is controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA. Sales at GPA stores open at least 12 months fell a consolidated 2.3 percent for the group, driven by the 13 percent drop for Via Varejo.
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He has a 4.2 GPA and an SAT score of 1270.
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I graduated with a 3.67 GPA, I was accepted into NYU.
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When he transferred to USC, he had a GPA of 4.0.
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However, his daughters have one rule for "GPa," as he's called.
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Carrefour Brasil recently trumped GPA as Brazil's No. 1 diversified retailer.
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She kept a GPA over 4.0 and participated in science competitions.
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In a separate filing, GPA updated its Cnova investigation begun Dec.
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She tells Yahoo Lifestyle she earned 3.5 GPA for the semester.
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Students must be enrolled full-time and maintain a 2.5 GPA.
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In fact, some employers don't even factor in GPA at all.
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I graduated from Bunker Hill Community College with a 3.8 GPA.
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Earlier on Monday, Via Varejo's head of investor relations, Alexandre Gonçalves, told investors at a briefing that GPA viewed the stake sale as its best option, but that GPA had alternatives if the deal fell through.
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Talking with analysts following second quarter results, GPA Co-Vice Chairman Ronaldo Iabrudi said that GPA itself was not considering moving to the Novo Mercado, which has higher corporate governance standards than the rest of the exchange.
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Noe graduated with a 4.2 GPA and was accepted to UC Berkeley.
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However, lost participation points begin to add up and my GPA decreases.
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MissionU doesn't look at test scores from the SAT or the GPA.
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Always a fine student, his GPA dropped from 3.6 to point-six.
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GPA said it only sells meat products inspected by the Agriculture Ministry.
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Students with a high GPA, like Sonia, are the exception at Arrupe.
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Nope. A study by Sleep Health found that your GPA drops by .
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PA), is seen as fighting head-to-head with Brazil's GPA (PCAR4.
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At the time of his high school graduation, that GPA was 3.7.
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They said such an acquisition would breach contracts between Casino and GPA.
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Deontre, close on his heels with a 4.4 GPA, is the salutatorian.
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"Great football player, aspiring orthopedic surgeon, had a 3.7 GPA," Kelly said.
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Casino would acquire all controlling shares in GPA indirectly owned by Exito.
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I respect good football but I respect the 3.1 min gpa more.
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HIGH SCHOOL GPA: C–minus at best (total grading on a curve).
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GPA will not change the members of Via Varejo's board, he added.
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We're finding kids from, like, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, 4.0 GPA.
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For the first semester, the mostly sober student group had an average GPA of 3.1 and the heavy drinkers had an average GPA of 3.03, a statistically meaningful difference even though both are roughly equivalent to a B grade.
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BRASILIA, June 26 (Reuters) - French retailing group Casino plans to restructure its Latin America business with its Brazil subsidiary retailer GPA to buy all shares in Colombian unit Almacenes Exito SA, GPA said in a securities filing on Wednesday.
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Britain remaining in the GPA means its companies will be able to continue bidding for U.S. federal government contracts, which would otherwise be off-limits because of the U.S. Buy American Act, which has a waiver for GPA members.
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Graduating with a 3.78 GPA helped me land a job at Goldman Sachs.
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Shawn Yardley, 31, is an example of the commitment and passion GPA attracts.
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Patrick Blaney, a former boss of GPA, cites a number of big attractions.
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To be selected, students must keep an average GPA of 3.0 or higher.
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GPA is owned by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA. (Reporting by Ana Mano)
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GPA, Brazil's largest retailer, will release sales figures for all divisions on Friday.
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In a securities filing, GPA said all Exito shareholders would have between Oct.
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The funds raised through that sale will be reinvested in GPA, Iabrudi said.
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The Elmont Memorial High School valedictorian's transcript boasts a rocking 101.64 weighted GPA.
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Time spent in these areas might really benefit innovation, but not necessarily GPA.
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Analysts at BTG Pactual said the new structure "improves corporate governance" for GPA.
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The résumés contained information about the candidates' GPA, major, and previous work experience.
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His GPA did not warrant it, his SAT scores did not warrant it.
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Age is just a number — and she's always been more focused on her GPA.
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She ended up graduating summa cum laude with the top GPA in her program.
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Crump's office told BuzzFeed News Kamilah is an honors student, with a 63 GPA.
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The deal ultimately fell through, allowing Casino to take a majority stake in GPA.
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Now 18, Tre graduated with a 4.2 GPA and will attend college on scholarship.
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Today, with the different stock classes, GPA owns 51 percent of the voting stock.
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It was her GPA—a near-perfect 3.96—that won her the speaking role.
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"No one will care what your GPA and SAT scores are after high school."
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They have to take classes that are more heavily weighted to boost their GPA.
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Since moving in with the Greiner family, Murphy upped his GPA to a 3.7.
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"I respect good football but I respect the 3.1 min gpa more," Sherman said.
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Carolina joins them this year, but only barely, with a 2.00 GPA in 2016.
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"Any student should be proud of a 4.2 GPA," including Mr. Hogg, she wrote.
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It then combines these with basic information about a candidate's GPA and test scores.
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Random folks on social media ask her to share her SAT score and GPA.
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Each year your GPA is 2000 or higher, you'll get a $21 statement credit.
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Millennials aren&apost checking their credit scoresYour credit score is basically your adulting GPA.
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"Any student should be proud of a 4.2 GPA — including David Hogg," she said.
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He believes this achievement – his 4.0 GPA – would not have been possible without his faith.
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The study also didn't examine the difficulty of courses students chose, which could impact GPA.
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She completed her coursework, which she called "rigorous," in two years, with a 3.6 GPA.
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Users receive $20 in statement credit each school year their GPA is 3.0 or higher.
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It examined 100 meat samples from outlets owned by Carrefour, GPA and Walmart , WAP said.
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GPA plans to open 100 new Pao de Acucar stores over the next four years.
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Diniz, whose family founded GPA, is Carrefour's third largest shareholder and has a board seat.
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According to the UConn athletics department, the women's basketball team GPA is consistently above 3.0.
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A survey of over 700 American millionaires found that their average college GPA was 2.9.
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Diniz is the eldest son of the founder of GPA, Carrefour's arch rival in Brazil.
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When woven together they exhibit extraordinary properties, including tensile strengths up to 100 gigapascals (GPa).
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GPA, Brazil's largest diversified retailer, wants to exit Via Varejo to focus on food retailing.
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If you keep your GPA up, the grant can be renewed for three more years.
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GPA had struggled to find a buyer for the money-losing company for two years.
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In short: GPA was associated with innovation, but maybe not in the direction you'd think.
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She was educated here, paid her way through college and graduated with a 3.8 GPA.
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It examined 100 meat samples from outlets owned by Carrefour, GPA and Walmart, WAP said.
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She managed a 3.9 GPA with this course load and got top AP test scores.
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The GPA lays out open, fair and transparent conditions for businesses competing in government-procurement markets.
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Diniz is the eldest son of the founder of GPA SA, Carrefour's arch rival in Brazil.
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For 2020, GPA sees the potential to convert some hypermarkets to Assaí wholesale stores, he added.
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Student veterans are more likely to graduate and have a higher GPA than non-student veterans.
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Thanks to the iPhone, I graduated college with a degree in journalism and a 3.4 GPA.
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GPA, controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, confirmed the contract and otherwise declined to comment.
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Without my science courses, my academic performance was high, my major cumulative GPA was a 3.67.
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For a straight-A student with a 4.0 GPA, that might have been a crushing blow.
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CN were up more than 12% after the proposal by GPA to buy out its shareholders.
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"GPA is great, but a lot of time it doesn't tell the whole story," Bejsovec said.
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In the GPA example, for instance, the researchers provide five different ways to define gender fairness.
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Now, in his senior year, he's taking another three AP courses, while maintaining a 3.98 GPA.
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Finman had a 3003 GPA in high school and says his teachers considered him a failure.
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GPA also plans to complete renovations at three of its flagship, upscale Pao de Acucar stores.
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Lee, a third-grader, thrives at Gateway, currently standing alongside his peers with a 21970 GPA.
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Via Varejo shares fell 2.6% on Wednesday to 4.87 reais, approaching the maximum discount accepted by GPA.
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A computer science major, he had a 3.78 GPA when he applied for the internship at Google.
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GPA indicated its initial support for the plan and created a special committee to consider the proposal.
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Since my scholarship renewal is contingent on maintaining a high GPA, grades are very important to me.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Sales in the Assaí cash-and-carry division of Brazilian retailer GPA SA (PCAR4.
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One graduate of the program had a 1.0 GPA before he came by the Downtown Boxing Gym.
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The moves underscore how GPA is eager to expand as the food retail sector picks up steam.
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He became an honor roll student, graduating from middle school magna cum laude with a 3.8 GPA.
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Now 18, Chaffin eventually found a good foster home and graduated high school with a 20163 GPA.
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GPA converted four stores to the Assai format and is in the process of converting eight more.
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So far this year, GPA shares climbed less than 10%, while rival Carrefour Brasil surged over 30%.
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The right-leaning Ingraham apologized on social media amid the backlash over her criticism of Hogg's GPA.
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SA) to the Novo Mercado segment of Brazil's main stock exchange will help food retailer GPA (PCAR4.
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He excelled in school that quarter earning the top GPA for all freshmen on the swim team.
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A Geneva trade official said the GPA parties could meet again in December if they are ready.
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It can be devastating: Untreated GPA has a mortality rate of roughly 80 percent at one year.
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Even then, they barely made it: two of their drafts were right on the 3.00 GPA nose.
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They basically want us to save babies from burning buildings, have a 5.0 GPA and become doctors.
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Personally, I like the fact that admissions officers look at more than someone's grade point average (GPA).
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My GPA dropped in the semester I lost my father, otherwise it would be higher than that.
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Fox News host mocks him for some colleges rejecting him even though he has an impressive GPA.
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He says she is a shy teen with a 4.0 GPA who likes helping others, KXII reports.
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White Californians were much more likely to emphasize GPA when they perceived black people as their competition.
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Back in high school, your grade-point average, or GPA, was the main metric of your academic success.
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One of the chapters striving to improve the lives of thousands of retired racing greyhounds is GPA – Minnesota.
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The disabled veteran first became involved with GPA-MN in 2011 shortly after losing her beloved Great Dane.
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Although Ireland's first lessor, Guinness Peat Aviation (GPA), collapsed in 1993, Ireland has remained the industry's global hub.
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I worked hard to keep all my scholarships, some of which required me to maintain a B+ GPA.
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If Vlach hadn't been kicked out of Marquette, he would have graduated with a 3.5 GPA, Harrington said.
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This allowed the scientists to overcome a previous 400 GPa limit faced by their other diamond anvil cells.
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Does a stellar SAT score and a perfect GPA mean that you're the right candidate for the job?
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Shares of GPA rose 2.3 percent in Sao Paulo, while Natura rose 2 percent and JBS 1.9 percent.
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According to his attorney, he was attending a community college in the Bronx and had a 3.5 GPA.
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The high school that I went to had a selection process where they considered your middle school GPA.
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He pulled straight A's, missing a perfect 240 GPA with a single A- in a freshman composition course.
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Your grade point average, or GPA, is a significant measure of your success in high school or college.
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But after leaving school, it can be difficult to know whether to include your GPA on your resume.
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It's not that a 3.0 GPA is bad, but experts point out that it isn't particularly noteworthy, either.
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GPA, owned by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA , said Assai's gross sales rose 18.9% to 7.587 billion reais.
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"I had about a 2.0 GPA in high school, but I did really well in math," he says.
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In 2007, McChord had a 2.2 GPA and was still a few credits short of his bachelor's degree.
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When I was in high school, I didn't have a high GPA, and you know how Korean parents are.
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PA) said it had raised its offer price to buy the 50% stake held in Brazilian retailer GPA (PCAR4.
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Then comes dinner and two hours of homework (she's got a 5.16 GPA in a rigorous International Baccalaureate program).
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The graduate wrapped up his political science degree with a 4.0 GPA -- and thousands of supporters rallying behind him.
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Under the planned deal, Casino's Brazil subsidiary retailer GPA will buy all shares in Colombian unit Almacenes Exito SA .
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GPA, owned by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA , jointly owns with Itaú a financial services company known as FIC.
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There's no risk of failing a midterm, or lowering your GPA, or losing credits and repeating a required class.
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This week, she received an invite to the White House Science Fair, and her GPA is a staggering 101.6.
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Merit aid may be for only the first year or it could be dependent upon maintaining a high GPA.
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McGowan graduated with 4.57 GPA and was known to be active in the student council and his neighborhood church.
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The remaining core of old GPA was later acquired by AerCap, which is now the main competitor to GECAS.
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Estermann said GPA will accelerate supermarket conversions and store renovations in the coming months to meet growing consumer demand.
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To boost sales in the food division, GPA will keep implementing aggressive discounts and consumer loyalty actions, he added.
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An applicant either has a high GPA and SAT score or passed a certain number of Advanced Placement courses.
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And unlike some other programs, Walmart hasn't set a minimum GPA requirement, so long as employees pass their courses.
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Following a series of injuries, Johnson dropped out of college in his first semester and had a 0.7 GPA.
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Each of the scholars holds a 3.5 GPA or above and the group possesses a wide range of passions.
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You should also remove a GPA from you resume if you have more than five years of professional experience.
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He says he spent somewhere between 200–500 hours on the side project — to the detriment of his GPA.
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GPA reported on Wednesday reported a 71% drop in quarterly earnings, missing market expectations, after completing a costly reorganization.
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If you're a new college graduate and your GPA was a 3.8 or higher — it's OK to leave it.
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A senior communication major with a 3.75 GPA, McCluskey was scheduled to graduate in May 2019, her mother wrote.
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And from the photographs, it appears Kaia didn't just make the honor roll — she topped it, with a 4.0 GPA.
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GPA shares fell as much as 3.6 percent in early trading, the biggest drop on the benchmark Bovespa stock index.
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France's Casino Guichard Perrichon SA, which in turn controls GPA, hired Santander Brasil to advise on the Via Varejo deal.
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Under the terms of the partnership, Brazilian retailers such as GPA SA will offer discounts on purchases using Apple Pay.
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Six months into my time at the halfway house, I had completed two terms at school with a 4.0 GPA.
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Food sales at stores open for more than a year rose 7.7 percent, GPA said in a Friday securities filing.
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In 20163, Republicans proposed changes when the scholarship verged on insolvency like, for instance, requiring a higher GPA for recipients.
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Diniz, whose family founded GPA, is now Carrefour's third largest shareholder and has a board seat in the French retailer.
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Men gave their male peers a "boost" equivalent to three-quarters of a GPA point on a 4-point scale.
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With a GPA that didn't even reach 93, I also knew that I wouldn't be able to return next semester.
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I had a good LSAT score, so if I had a better GPA I could have definitely gotten a scholarship.
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Students could lose their scholarships if they don't maintain the necessary GPA to stay in school and graduate on time.
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Reuters reported in January that Carrefour aimed to price the unit's IPO at a minimum 25 percent premium to GPA.
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So, the college application includes test scores, GPA, cocurricular activities, early college and/or AP credits, recommendation letters and essays.
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List your GPA — if it's above 3.0 If you earned less than a 3.0 grade point average, don't include it.
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Every 10-point increase on the sleep regularity index was associated with an average increase of 0.10 points in GPA.
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The academic cost, meanwhile, is a small one: a 0.25 point drop in GPA on the traditional 4-point-scale.
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King graduated high school as a three-sport athlete with a 4.0 GPA and earned acceptance to Tennessee State University.
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Moments before the fourth quarter results were released, GPA said it was appointing Peter Paul Estermann as its new CEO.
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From the outside I probably look like a sprinter: high GPA, good faculty connections, consistent interests and very strong internships.
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After two years of community college, I had won a scholarship and I had a solid GPA — around a 3.5.
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Check your credit — and improve it if you have timeYour credit score is like a lender's version of a GPA.
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"I basically had a 0.1 GPA and had stopped going to classes at St. Mary's without formally withdrawing," she said.
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They considered factors such as undergraduate GPA, ability to find a job within three months of graduation and starting salary.
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The move comes after GPA successfully concluded a tender offer to acquire shares of Colombian retailer Almacenes Exito SA IMI.
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The move comes after GPA successfully concluded a tender offer to acquire shares of Colombian retailer Almacenes Exito SA IMI.
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Via Varejo was classified as an asset for potential divestment when GPA announced its intention to sell the controlling stake.
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Her lawsuit, however, reportedly argues that her 3.7 GPA at Southern Utah University makes her "well-qualified" for the position.
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"In 2013, the United Kingdom accounted for over a quarter of the EU's total procurements covered by the GPA," Shea said.
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In June Britain filed to rejoin the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA), part of the framework of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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While in prison, Brown earned her GED and completed an associate degree in 2015 with a 4.0 GPA, the governor said.
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Industry group Abras ranks GPA, controlled by Carrefour's French arch-rival Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie , as Brazil's No. 1 diversified retailer.
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Brazil's GPA holds a 36.3 percent stake in Via Varejo, a business it has been trying to sell since November 2016.
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The family has been a significant shareholder in Via Varejo since 2009, when it sold appliance retailer Casas Bahia to GPA.
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The sale ends a two-year struggle by GPA, controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, to sell the appliance retailer.
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CASINO: Brazilian retailer GPA, controlled by Casino, plans to raise capital expenditures by 12.5 percent next year to 1.8 billion reais.
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Casino, which controls Brazilian retailer Grupo Pao de Acucar (GPA), this month said it was reviewing strategic options in Latin America.
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The mandate specifically excluded the possibility of selling French operations but did not rule out divesting GPA, according to the report.
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It also said that Casino Guichard is expected to buy GPA shares owned by Exito for around 109 reais per share.
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De Marco said his client is an engineering student with a 3.8 GPA, who doesn't have any kind of criminal record.
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If you don't change it, she told you she's gonna give you a C. Don't kill your GPA because of this.
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Current members also have an incentive to keep Britain in the GPA, which Australia is joining and China is hoping to.
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He had a near-perfect GPA but nonetheless built an ingenious device to help him and his buddies talk during tests.
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The resulting material has record-high stiffness of 31.4 GPa, or gigapascals, equivalent to roughly 4.5 million pounds per square inch.
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This approaches the stiffness of artificial tooth enamel created using nanotechnology at 39.8 GPa, or 5.8 million pounds per square inch.
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GPA shares have risen almost 8% so far in 2019, well behind rival Carrefour SA, which has gained more than 24%.
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In fact, if you include a GPA lower than a 3.0 on your resume you could risk hurting your hiring chances.
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In our study, black-sounding names got a 30% lower response rate, even after taking things such as GPA into account.
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A similar strategy has been adopted by its main competitor, GPA, to expand its own wholesale business, called Assaí in Brazil.
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As for school, Brady took business and psychology courses and received a Bachelor's degree in General Studies, finishing with 3.3 GPA.
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The "Think 30" cohort also had an average GPA of 3.2, versus 2.6 for those who took 24 or fewer credits.
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The 25th percentile of Yale students earned an undergraduate GPA of 3.83 and the 75th percentile earned an almost perfect 3.97.
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In Brazil, GPA should keep the pace of Assaí's organic expansion, while resuming conversions of Extra hypermarkets into this wholesale format.
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In Brazil, GPA should keep the pace of Assaí's organic expansion, while resuming conversions of Extra hypermarkets into this wholesale format.
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On Tuesday, GPA posted a second-quarter net income that beat estimates, sending its shares up over 5 percent on Wednesday.
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"The UK thanks all of the GPA parties for having engaged so constructively with us in recent weeks and for the consensus today for the agreement in principle around the UK's accession to the GPA on the basis of our final market access offer of Oct 3," Britain's ambassador to the WTO, Julian Braithwaite, told Reuters.
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GPA reported net revenue of 13 billion reais ($3.4 billion) in the third quarter, an 8.1 percent increase from a year ago.
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The NFL star grew up "a chubby kid" who held a 0.6 GPA at one point in time, according to Yahoo Sports.
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While in prison, Brown earned her GED and completed an associate degree in 2015 with a 4.0 GPA, the governor announced Monday.
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Additionally, to keep the prize money throughout their college career, the winner will need to maintain a GPA of at least 2.5.
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Casino, which controls Brazilian retailer Grupo Pao de Acucar (GPA), said this month that it was reviewing strategic options in Latin America.
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In early January, Fisher decided to take on 22007 credits in his final semester at BYU, where he had a 22008 GPA.
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Tre is an impressive young man, a high school basketball star with a stellar GPA who leads an anti-violence youth group.
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GPA forecast that EBITDA would equal 5.5 percent of revenue from its food business this year, up from 5.3 percent in 2016.
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In a telephone interview on Monday, Iabrudi said that after the conversion, GPA will hold 43.3 percent of shares in Via Varejo.
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Additionally, 83% of the team (10 of 12 players) had a GPA of 3.0 or better during the 2014-2015 school year.
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At the end of the school year, Stephens and her colleagues caught up with these students and surveyed them on their GPA.
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He had a 3.8 GPA and was offered football scholarships to Alabama, Michigan and Southern California, according to the Kansas City Star.
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"If they have the GPA and the willingness to go out of state, it's a good one to check into," Hansen said.
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The GPA is an agreement between 47 WTO members who have agreed to open up their government procurement markets to each other.
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The stores will be located in a variety of locations, including malls and grocery stores owned by GPA, also a Casino unit.
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After her third semester with a 4.0 GPA, Brown says she was finally accepted into the university at the age of 27.
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But, if you're more than three years out of school, or if your GPA was lower than a 3.8, don't include it.
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Preferred shares in GPA gained about 1.5 percent at the opening bell, but lost steam as executives detailed the capital heavy plans.
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As it turns out, the skills learned boosting GPA that are the same skills those students will need to succeed in college.
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GPA flagged write-downs following an internal probe of Cnova in Brazil last month before replacing the local head of the division.
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It meant forfeiting the entire semester's worth of credits, something she believes was fait accompli with how low his GPA already was.
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Each chapter also hosts numerous events throughout the year to promote greyhound adoptions, like GPA – Minnesota's upcoming event at the Minnesota State Fair.
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Instead of considering race at all, they argue, schools should simply focus on more quantitative elements like test scores, GPA, and academic honors.
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GPA currently holds a 36.27 percent stake in Via Varejo and expects to find an strategic buyer for the retailer by year end.
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In blocking Britain's bid to rejoin the GPA, Moldova cited worries that its companies might face the same hold-ups as its envoys.
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"Whatever grad school, we will pick up the tab but she must maintain a 3.0 GPA," Cosby told investigators he told Andrea's mother.
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On Wednesday, GPA reported a double-digit drop in first-quarter net consolidated income, missing analysts' estimates and triggering heavy losses in shares.
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Queries range from finding the correlation between sexual activity and GPA, to what's the most popular spot to get a malt around town.
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Weir, S.T.; Mitchell, A.C.; Nellis, W.J. (1996) "Metallization of fluid molecular hydrogen at 140 GPa (1.4 Mbar)," Physical Review Letters 76(11): 1860.
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I spent a lot of time researching schools that might offer me scholarships based on my high LSAT/low undergrad GPA/work experience.
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"I graduated from McNair in the spring of 1998 with a 3.0 GPA and a HOPE scholarship to Georgia Perimeter College," he wrote.
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GPA first put Via Varejo up for sale in 2016, but the company's traditional brick-and-mortar formats have attracted only sporadic interest.
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In June, it announced the plan for GPA to acquire Exito shares via a tender offer, in a bid to address those concerns.
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The IPO should help Carrefour Brasil add financial muscle to take on GPA, whose food division has recovered amid sliding sales of appliances.
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The scholarship offers grants typically between $1,500 and $2,500 for students with a 2.0 GPA or higher to attend any accredited academic institution.
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But among those who were in the difference education sessions, first-generation students had pretty much the same GPA as continuing generation students.
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In 2017 overall, GPA, owned by French retailer Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, posted sales of 44.6 billion reais, up 8.2 percent from 2016.
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Net sales at GPA stores open for at least 12 months, known as same-store sales, jumped 3.5 percent in the fourth quarter.
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GPA is also trying to sell its controlling stake in appliance retailer Via Varejo SA in order to concentrate on its food business.
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Safety school: Three semesters at the University of Oklahoma before the charms of Norman, Oklahoma and Greek life weigh heavy on your GPA.
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"2.1 GPA" A post shared by ERIK FINMAN (@erikfinman) on Jan 7, 2018 at 9:49am PSTJan 7, 2018 at 9:49am PST
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Pitchers can submit videos of themselves, along with data on their pitches, their height, weight, and GPA, to get noticed at all levels.
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According to Yi, there's a long-standing superstition at the school that students who step on the seal could lose their 4.0 GPA.
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The company expects 68,000 employees to sign up right away; there is no up-front investment from workers required and no GPA minimum.
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Not only was their play on the field impressive -- each kid had to maintain at least a 3.1 GPA in order to play.
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Sorry kiddo, that many letters will not cover up the fact that you had a 1.9 GPA and a DUI on your record.
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From 2011 to 2015, there were 59 different drafts that averaged a 1.633 GPA or higher according to Football Outsiders' annual report cards.
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The scholarship offers grants, typically between $1,500 and $2,500, to students with a 2.0 GPA or higher to attend any accredited academic institution.
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Although I did competitively well on the DAT and applied, my science grades were clearly not stellar and affected my overall GPA negatively.
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What does all that mean for the Jaguars, who will finish their fourth straight year with a 3.00-plus GPA at the draft?
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The restructuring would result in Casino controlling its businesses in Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay and Argentina through a 41.4% stake in Brazilian unit GPA.
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With a 3.9 GPA at Benjamin Banneker Academic High School, one of DC's leading public magnet high schools, he's the student government president.
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Surging energy costs and double-digit inflation last year made it harder for GPA to maintain profits in the face of stagnant sales.
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Fisher, from Sugar Land, Texas, a wealthy Houston suburb, earned a 3.59 GPA in high school and scored an 1180 on the SATs.
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Via Varejo is the by-product of the Casino-engineered merger of appliance retailers Casas Bahia SA, which the elder member of the Kleins founded in the late 1950s, and Globex Utilidades SA. The French retailer bought both companies in 2009 through local unit GPA SA. GPA gained 2.5 percent to 56.65 reais, extending gains this year to 35 percent.
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I went to three high schools because we used to move around so much, but I still managed to graduate with a good GPA.
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Analysts at Itau BBA said the deal would help GPA focus on food and get a market valuation more in line with its peers.
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In order to take advantage of the Rhode Island "Promise Scholarship," students must be enrolled full-time and keep their GPA above a 2.5.
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Gallup, according to its research, says it has found hope is a stronger predictor of college success than GPA or SAT and ACT scores.
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She stood behind Deal signing a bill that established the Zell Miller Scholarship, requiring a 221 GPA and a minimum SAT score of 21990.
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The only reason I stayed at the school for so long was for my education, for my GPA, and to just learn about God.
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Brazil's GPA holds a 36.27 percent stake in consumer electronics retailer Via Varejo, a business it has been trying to sell since November 2016.
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Grupo Pão de Açucar (GPA), the controlling shareholder of Brazil's home appliances and furniture retailer Via Varejo, was among top gainers, up 2694.2% gain.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Brazilian retailer GPA SA said its total sales rose 8.2 percent last year, to 44.6 billion reais ($13.9 billion).
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Diniz left GPA in 2013 and, after buying shares in Europe, is an influential shareholder in Carrefour SA, locally present through Grupo Carrefour Brasil .
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In addition to graduating with a 5.31 GPA, Joshua participated in two sports, multiple extra-curricular activities and had a job his senior year.
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Senior Brittany Stinson is the valedictorian of her high school and has been first in her class every year — she has a 4.9 GPA.
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Nevertheless, the market reacted positively to GPA's fourth quarter revenue, and shares in GPA had jumped 1.58 percent to 76.06 reais in morning trading.
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GPA will invest 1.6 billion reais ($473.1 million) in 2017, Chief Financial Officer Christophe Hidalgo said in a news conference, the same as 2016.
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"I was so shocked, and it is still very surreal," Uwamanzu-Nna, the Elmont Memorial High School valedictorian with a 101.64 GPA, tells PEOPLE.
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In 2011, Diniz fell out with French retailer Casino , his then-partner at GPA, after he secretly sought to broker a merger with Carrefour.
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CNTs are considered one of the strongest materials around, but efforts to manufacture the material have only yielded ropes with strengths of 1 GPa.
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GPA, which is controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, has been seeking the sale of the electronics retailer for more than a year.
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If these students have maintained a 3.0 GPA by their senior year of high school, they can attend the University of Akron for free.
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They should also refuse terms in future trade deals that constrain the nation's ability to buy American and should consider withdrawing from the GPA.
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Well, since the 1940s, the creator of the SAT, the College Board, has said the exam is a predictor of first-year college GPA.
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GPA press representatives did not immediately comment on the matter ($1 = 4.0766 reais) (Reporting by Tatiana Bautzer and Gabriela Mello Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
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I held down an internship and a part-time job as a reporter while maintaining a 3.8 GPA throughout all four years of school.
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She enrolled in the Cleveland State University, forged a new friend group, and felt "psyched" when she graduated last year with a 4.0 GPA.
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If offering one of these amazing animals a retired life of affection and support appeals to you, contact the closest GPA chapter for more information.
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The suit also claims the district discriminated against James when they named a white student with a lower GPA as the star athlete in 2018.
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GPA, controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA , is increasing focus on cash-and-carry as consumers spurn traditional supermarkets in search of lower prices.
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I first met Monica when she was a senior in high school, a slim, quiet 17-year-old with straight A's and a perfect GPA.
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In a like-for-like basis, total gross sales at GPA, as the company is known, grew by 7.5% year-on-year, excluding calendar factors.
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In 2011, Diniz fell out with Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie, his then-partner at GPA, after he secretly sought to broker a merger with Carrefour.
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GPA said its board of directors approved the sale of all shares it owns in Via Varejo for a minimum price of 20.22 reais each.
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Earlier this month, GPA sold its 36% stake in Brazilian appliance and electronics seller Via Varejo in an auction, raising 2.3 billion reais ($598.44 million).
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Via Varejo, a subsidiary of Brazil's Grupo Pão de Açúcar (GPA) controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, has been for sale since November 2016.
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Earlier this month, GPA sold its 36% stake in Brazilian appliance and electronics seller Via Varejo in an auction, raising 2.3 billion reais ($598 million).
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Brazilian retail veteran Michael Klein and his family on Friday gained control of appliance retailer Via Varejo SA from retailer GPA SA in an auction.
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The stimulus package announced this week with the release of workers' funds may "improve the macroeconomic environment," GPA Chief Executive Officer Peter Estermann told analysts.
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The stimulus package announced this week with the release of workers' funds may "improve the macroeconomic environment", GPA Chief Executive Officer Peter Estermann told analysts.
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The researchers found that for every score increase of 10 on the regularity index, the student had an average increase of 0.10 in their GPA.
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Three to four parties are interested in taking over Niki, Wolfgang Katzian of Austrian union GPA told broadcaster ORF earlier on Thursday, without naming them.
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But a year later, when I started applying for Wall Street internships, my GPA was still sub 3.0, which meant I had almost no chance.
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At one point, Richards said, her GPA slipped, and Davis took her to a room with his vice principals after spotting her in the hallway.
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GPA sees potential to effectively eliminate its 187 mid-scale Hiper and Extra Super brands via conversions into other formats, Chief Executive Peter Estermann said.
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GPA said in the filing on Friday it aims to conclude the sale of its remaining stake in Via Varejo by the end of 2019.
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Featuring never-before-seen work from artists like Emma Sulkowicz, Bubble_T, and Yenata, "Higher Education: GPA 4.20" was a celebration of breaking the bamboo ceiling.
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Although the "agreement in principle" appears to put Britain on track for post-Brexit membership of the GPA, it still needs to ratify the treaty.
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Even worse, they paid for 10 semesters, adding up to $210,000 total by the time I graduated with a 2.5 GPA for a communications degree.
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Jobs wasn't the best student back then: He reportedly scored a 2.65 GPA in his senior year and later dropped out of private Reed College.
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The Sao Paulo-based store, which will use technology from Microsoft Corp, makes GPA the latest supermarket chain to experiment with formats similar to Amazon.
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The stocks were sold at 4.90 reais, above the minimum price of 4.75 reais accepted by GPA, biggest unit of Casino Guichard Perrachon SA CASP.
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My son, Alex, (whose GPA was not four point anything) had classmates with 4.7 grade point averages who didn't get into their first-choice schools.
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The restructuring would result in Casino controlling its businesses in Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay and Argentina through a 41.4% stake in Brazilian unit GPA (PCAR4.SA).
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The restructuring would result in Casino controlling its businesses in Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay and Argentina through a 41.4% stake in Brazilian unit GPA (PCAR4.SA).
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The most recent intake of students, according to Harvard Medical School's website, saw 6,815 applications, with an average MCAT of 519.06 and GPA of 3.9.
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The positive response rate was statistically significant – about 1 percentage point higher for applicants with a GPA of 3.8 or 4.0, versus 3.0 or 3.2.
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"I only barely graduated because I wanted to be an athlete and you had to have a certain GPA to be an athlete," he says.
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In quarterly results released late on Thursday, GPA reported a significant boost in margins and profit, as expected, thanks in part to increased food inflation.
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Students can find "admissions calculators" online, which will take their GPA and test scores and spit out their odds of admission at a particular school.
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GPA SA, which is controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, has been trying to sell its appliance retailing unit for more than a year.
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Today, GPA is the largest single non-profit greyhound adoption group and largest single breed adoption organization in the world, with 40 chapters throughout North America.
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While the monetary total is astonishing, it's even more remarkable that Mosley was able to earn the funds while keeping a 4.3 GPA and being homeless.
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Students need at least a 3.0 GPA, at least an 1170 SAT score, certain high school classes, and 75 hours of community service to be eligible.
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Via Varejo, a subsidiary of Brazil's Grupo Pão de Açúcar (GPA) controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, has been on the block since November 2016.
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GPA said last year it would sell Via Varejo, reasoning that its food business will recover faster from Brazil's recession than will its the appliance operations.
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Minaj continued her charitable actions on social media by offering financial support to people with a 4.0 GPA in need of books or other school supplies.
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GPA booked 567 million reais ($182.6 million) of "other operating expenses" last year, with about 20 percent related to the closing of the stores, Hidalgo said.
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It's not every day you learn about the fate of your GPA on Twitter, but that's where we are in the freakishly-connected world of 2017.
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Researchers also got GPA data on each participant from college and university officials and results from the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) exams used for college admission.
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A subsidiary of Grupo Pão de Açucar (GPA), which is controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA , Via Varejo has been for sale since November 2016.
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With the relaunch, GPA, owned by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, will be seeking to penetrate various parts of the country with well-positioned regional rivals.
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The food retailer is also investing to increase the area in which GPA delivers online food purchases, and increasing the development of apps and digital products.
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The "No Frauds" rapper selected several fans who in turn proved their worthiness of a donation with screenshots of their GPA assessments and financial aid statements.
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"The most sought after women have a good GPA at a prestigious university, are in good mental and physical health, and are physically attractive," Jake says.
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"My ultimate goal was to get the perfect GPA, a 4.0, so getting a B for me personally was unacceptable," she told BuzzFeed about the test.
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Both GECAS and AerCap trace their roots to the collapsed (Guinness Peat Aviation) (GPA) leasing empire of Irish leasing baron, Tony Ryan, over two decades ago.
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GPA also emphasized that it would continue to roll out digital and e-commerce initiatives, a focus in line with a management change announced on Monday.
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"(Dinged by UCLA with a 4.1 GPA...totally predictable given acceptance rates.)" She was criticized for mocking a high school student who survived a mass shooting.
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I didn't think I fit the "leadership" profile — I didn't have any volunteer experience, my GPA was about a 3.3, and I barely spoke in class.
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Shares in GPA were down 7% in early afternoon trading at 81.62, among the worst performers in Brazil main stock index , which was about 1% lower.
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In college at The University of Texas at Austin, he cultivated relationships with professors, interned, and kept his nose in the books and his GPA high.
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In fact, hiring managers say that interning within your preferred industry is more important than your college major or GPA, NACE's 2018 Job Outlook survey finds.
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From 2013-14 through 2015-16, acceptance rates were lower for black students compared with other racial groups, according to MCAT and GPA data from AAMC.
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However, when they compared themselves to Asian applicants and were told that Asian students are overrepresented on college campuses, white Californians deemphasized the importance of GPA.
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They offered feedback on everything from what types of things in your background to emphasis (it's not necessarily your GPA) and which job titles to pursue.
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While some prestigious companies will tell you that "GPA isn't the whole story," it doesn't mean they won't ask for your transcript — because believe me, they will.
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By the time she completed her BS, she had boosted her GPA from nearly failing to a solid B. Soon after graduation, Kim landed a job DuPont.
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Bright young man Jacob Kocsinski, 18, graduated from a home-schooling program with an amazing 4.79 GPA, aka graduated summa cum laude, aka with the highest distinction.
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Banco Santander Brazil said in a note that Casino could seek to swap some of its 55 percent stake in Exito for GPA shares in Via Varejo.
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And while the monetary amount is impressive, it's even more remarkable that he was able to earn the funds while being homeless — and keeping a 4.3 GPA.
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Okafor's lady is Lauren Oglensky -- a 2014 graduate from University of Arizona where she was a "Tucson12" model (UA women who boast a 3.0 GPA or better).
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With a reportedly perfect high school GPA, he worked as a laboratory manager in Columbia University's Cognitive Neuroscience Center before going on to graduate from Harvard Law.
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At the time, Brazilian tycoon Abilio Diniz was the controlling shareholder in GPA, but was slated to cede control to Casino via a previously negotiated dilution arrangement.
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And schools can only implement that kind of policy once they've tried to increase diversity through "race-neutral" methods, like test score or GPA thresholds, Lieberwitz said.
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Good grades in an Advanced Placement class can boost your GPA above a 4.0, and colleges like to see those courses and scores on applications, he said.
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São Paulo-based GPA said consolidated food, non-food and e-commerce sales totaled 69.115 billion reais ($17.1 billion) last year, 5.5 percent more than in 2014.
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For the fourth quarter, GPA plans to renovate 20 Pão de Açúcar stores, and convert 18 supermarkets to Mercado Extra and 15 to Compre Bem, Estermann said.
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Each is a star student with a GPA at or above 3.5, and the group possesses a wide range of passions, from music therapy to graphic design.
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" Launched on 4/20 last year, Sundae School celebrated its anniversary last night with a pop-up art show in New York titled "Higher Education: GPA 4.20.
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Research shows that experiencing violence in the first semester of college more than doubles a survivor's risk of having a GPA below 2.5 in the subsequent semester.
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GPA shares have gained more than 17% in the Sao Paulo stock exchange so far in 2019, just a tad below Carrefour Brasil's 20% rise this year.
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GPA will use cash to acquire all shares in Almacenes Exito with a potential purchase price of 16,000 to 18,000 Colombian pesos ($5.03 to $20153) per share.
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In November, GPA acquired 96.57% of Colombia's Almacenes Exito SA, as part of broader efforts by parent company Casino to simplify its shareholding structure in Latin America.
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"In general, Carrefour Brasil once again outperformed GPA," even with margin under pressure from higher investments, an analyst at BTG Pactual wrote in a note to clients.
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I can be smart, I can have a high GPA, but at the end of the day you still see us as just a bunch of niggers.
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After the share conversion, GPA, which now holds 62.5 percent of Via Varejo's voting stock, will have a 43.3 percent stake in the company, according to Iabrudi.
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If you're headed back to school, let's focus on how to get the most out of this app so you can keep your GPA high throughout the year.
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" Goree notes that GPA plans to work with regulatory officials in Florida to assure "an accurate count of every dog and an accounting of where each dog goes.
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The GPA and its many chapters work around-the-clock to find, pick up and care for greyhounds from race tracks, shelters and previous owners across the country.
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"I would do anything to ensure our mission continues," Yardley said, offering a window into the kind of commitment that powers GPA-MN and all of GPA's chapters.
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Aggressive discounts at Extra hypermarkets also helped to boost third-quarter sales volumes, GPA said, but net revenue in the food division rose just 1.1 percent, excluding Assai.
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Britain is a member of the GPA, whose members open up their combined $1.7 trillion government procurement markets to each other's firms, by virtue of its EU membership.
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It rewards students with scholarships for a variety of accomplishments, such as getting a high GPA, receiving high scores on standardized tests and earning a high class rank.
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Jada Warmington, the class valedictorian of Promise Academy 1, who graduated with a GPA of 96.48, said she was a "bit shocked" when the singer announced the news.
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Unlike Fisher, whose GPA and SAT scores were not as strong as her peers, the plaintiffs in this case have academic records that are much harder to criticize.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian retail veteran Michael Klein and his family on Friday gained control of appliance retailer Via Varejo SA from retailer GPA SA in an auction.
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Season 1 Verdict: He does seem to know about Ian's murder, which is concerning, but mainly he is trying to get a better GPA and impress a girl.
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Brazil's GPA will use cash to acquire all shares in Almacenes Exito with a potential purchase price of 13,000 to 18,000 Colombian pesos ($5.03 to $5.66) per share.
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When her parents refuse to write her letters of recommendation for Harvard because she didn't meet a 4.0 GPA, Jamilah needs to find another alumnus to do it.
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According to WFAA 8, Martinez took 17 AP classes, graduated with a 4.95 GPA, and received a full-ride to Yale, which she will be attending this fall.
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A woman in South Carolina ordered the tasty treat online to celebrate her son graduating from his homeschool program with a 4.79 GPA ... earning Summa Cum Laude honors.
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The results underscore the hurdles facing Chief Executive Officer Ronaldo Iabrudi, who in his 30-month stint at GPA has coped with the worst recession in eight decades.
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GPA shares fell as much as 3.6 percent on Tuesday to 35.46 reais, their lowest since July 2009 and far from the high of 100 reais in May.
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Society has become so focused on academics, test scores, and GPA, that no school wants to spend time teaching kids about buying a house, or paying off loans.
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Society has become so focused on academics, test scores and GPA, that no school wants to spend time teaching kids about buying a house, or paying off loans.
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A dramatic increase in applications has driven colleges to scale up assessment efficiency, relying more and more on quantified parameters such as the GPA and standardized test scores.
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While there's no clear-cut rule that dictates when to include your GPA, most career experts say to only keep it on a resume if it's over 3.5.
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Regarding Via Varejo SA, an electronics and appliance retailer that GPA is trying to sell, Iabrudi said it is still on the block despite rumors to the contrary.
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Only through a process that takes a well-considered look beyond an applicant's test scores and GPA can Harvard achieve the intellectual transformations it was founded to create.
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After visiting and profiling nine big charter networks, we found some common strategies for their success: Helping students boost their high school GPA matters far more than thought.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Brazilian food retailer GPA hit quarterly profit estimates on Monday, as sales at its cash-and-carry wholesale format stores continued to drive growth.
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Diplomats agreed Britain's continuing membership post-Brexit in principle in November, saying few changes would be needed and GPA members had an interest in keeping Britain within the club.
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Further down the supply chain, food retailers such as GPA and Carrefour Brasil, owned by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA and Carrefour SA , respectively, will also feel the pinch.
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Students must self-identify as "out," have a GPA of 3.0 or higher, and attend an institution of higher learning full-time in order to qualify for the scholarship.
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We started off helping friends who were struggling or having mental breakdowns about whether their GPA was going to be good enough to get into the college they wanted.
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Here's the full list, according to the Island Packet, below: Unfortunately for Cutshaw, her social prowess and GPA didn't convince the officers to let her off with a warning.
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Carrefour is confident investors may value the unit at a 13 percent premium to larger peer GPA SA's 14.5 billion-real ($4.6 billion) market capitalization, the same person said.
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That class is the lowest grade I've ever gotten in my entire academic life, and the drop it caused in my GPA prevented me from graduating Magna Cum Laude.
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The restructuring would result in Casino controlling its Latin American business in Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay and Argentina through a 41.4% stake in Brazilian unit Grupo Pao de Acucar (GPA).
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In the fourth quarter, GPA, owned by French retailer Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, had net sales of 12.5 billion reais, 6.8 percent above the same period a year earlier.
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Not only did Thomas get a beautiful baby boy — Anthony Johnson, 6 pounds 15 ounces and 21 inches long — but she also finished the semester with a 3.5 GPA.
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Lonzo says he knows he wouldn't be where he is in life without LaVar -- and brags about his 4.0 high school GPA, his basketball talent and his quiet confidence.
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At the top of the range, Carrefour Brasil would be worth 37.6 billion reais, twice the market value of GPA SA, controlled by archrival Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie (CASP.PA).
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PA) on Thursday denied for the second time this week a press report that it had hired a financial advisor to sell its Brazilian supermarket unit GPA (PCAR4.SA).
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Earlier in October, GPA said sales at its Assai cash-and-carry stores open for at least 12 months, a measure known as same-store-sales, grew 7.7 percent.
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But tuition reimbursement often has strings: Companies may require your studies be relevant to your current job, and stipulate a minimum GPA in order for you to be reimbursed.
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Petion told Stadium he received his transcripts on Tuesday, and was shocked to see that his GPA was lowered to a 1.4, even though he had a B-average.
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GE Capital bought $13 billion of prime GPA assets and struck a deal to manage most of the rest to form GECAS – coupling GPA's hardware with GE's balance sheet.
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Think of it kind of like your high school GPA, but instead of helping you get into college it helps you get the best credit cards and interest rates.
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In a securities filing, GPA also released guidance for 2018, emphasizing plans to continue to expand its wholesale and digital operations and predicting growth in EBITDA margins across formats.
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Credit Suisse Securities said the news should not come as a surprise, given that GPA had announced it was considering alternatives for its Via Varejo stake in early November.
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By the time their sophomore seasons were over, Barrs' GPA had climbed toward 3.0 and Westbrook was on the brink of breaking into the starting lineup as a junior.
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Executives of real estate company builder BR Properties SA and retailer GPA SA forecast savings of 30 to 40 million reais in expenses for every 100-point rate cut.
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The GPA store will also follow a partnership struck in March by rival Carrefour Brasil to set up a fully automated 24-hour convenience store with local startup Zaitt.
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Other major benefits include a free look at your FICO score and a $20 statement credit each year you can prove your GPA is 13 or higher in school.
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I support myself by working as a server at a restaurant while attending community college, where I have a 4.0 GPA and am pursuing a degree in gender studies.
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In comparison, her video on how to get a 4.0 GPA from a few years ago, which has 300,000 views, earned only around $2,000 because it wasn't business-related.
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"Parents actually want their kids to have success in the student environment, and sports and activities have shown evidence of increasing student GPA, student engagement, student attendance," said Parnell.
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The 17-year-old North Carolina high school senior — who is getting ready to graduate with an expected 4.0 GPA — was accepted to 113 colleges and universities, according to WFMY.
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Iabrudi said GPA plans to focus investments in its most profitable formats and open about 20 stores per year in its Assai cash-and-carry format between 2018 and 2020.
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This month, GPA reported strong revenue growth in an operational preview, even as the truckers' strike knocked 0.7 percent off total sales, as the cash-and-carry format drove growth.
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GPA shares surged nearly 3% in Sao Paulo trading as investors cheered the move to finally unload the loss-making appliance unit, which it had struggled to sell since 2016.
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I had a 3.9 GPA and excellent SAT scores in high school, but didn't apply for one academic scholarship, instead paying full freight for four years at a private college.
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However, Fitzsimmons repeatedly cautioned that no one factor is going to gain someone acceptance to the university, and every year they get 8,000 applicants with a perfect high school GPA.
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That analysis found that 78% of the recipients of the Zell Miller scholarship — which requires a 3.7 GPA and 1300 SAT score — were white; 5% were black, and 4% Hispanic.
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Silva claimed the school processed her as an international student, and she was awarded an academic scholarship for her GPA and SAT scores, which also came with in-state tuition.
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Klein bought a smaller than anticipated additional stake in the company, but other investors pitched in and GPA ended by selling its entire stake at a higher than expected price.
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The inaugural class, which just started its second year at Arrupe, has an average high school GPA of 2000 and an average ACT score of 22017, according to Arrupe records.
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Going into freshman year of high school, I also realized my grades would start counting toward my GPA for college admissions, and that studying while starving was a Sisyphean task.
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In addition to being a member of the dance team, Elyse had served as the captain of the school's cheerleading squad and had a 3.9 GPA, according to WSB-TV.
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As a result, GPA severed an accord with yet another web-based delivery service, Rappi, which expanded into Brazil from Colombia in July 2017 and now operates in 13 cities.
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GPA said in a statement to Reuters that management was authorized to sell its Via Varejo stake in order to focus on its food business, as stated in a Nov.
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SAO PAULO, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Brazilian supermarket chain Grupo Pao de Acucar SA (GPA) said on Wednesday it has acquired control of meal-kits startup Cheftime for an undisclosed amount.
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High demand for the format has pushed GPA to convert many of its more traditional grocery stores to the cash-and-carry model, a trend which it plans to continue.
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That requires 21 sitting days of parliament, meaning that the GPA terms need to be finalised by the end of January to make the Brexit day of March 29, 2019.
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GPA has more than 1,000 stores across Brazil, including its fast-growing wholesale banner Assaí, which has been a major contributor to the company's strong sales performance in recent yeas.
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Discover will also double all the rewards you earn after the first year, and you can secure a $20 statement credit each school year your GPA is 3.0 or higher.
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Although Excelsior is designed to be more widely available than a traditional academic scholarship, Excelsior students are expected to maintain at least a 22019 GPA in order to receive funding.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian food retailer GPA SA has put its network of gas stations up for sale, one source with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday.
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In its other division, encompassing Pão de Açúcar, Extra and Compre Bem brands, GPA will continue to renovate supermarkets, while adding convenience stores, said Jorge Faiçal, who leads the division.
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The least egregious stretch of the truth is when candidates inflate their GPA, according to the 92% of hiring managers who would still hire someone who lied about their score.
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"I decided that I would start my own company and that that way I would have something that I could put on my resume that wasn't my GPA," he says.
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Estermann said GPA will also resume the expansion of its Pão de Açúcar chain, opening 10 new supermarkets and 50 new convenience stores under the brand Minuto Pão de Açúcar.
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Estermann said GPA will also resume the expansion of its Pão de Açúcar chain, opening 10 new supermarkets and 50 new convenience stores under the brand Minuto Pão de Açúcar.
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Next to him is a bio describing his 4.31 GPA, membership on the varsity swim team, prowess in piano and first, second and third-place showings in the school talent show.
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Smaller rival GPA SA, owned by Carrefour's archrival Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie, rapidly grew market share in food and staples last quarter thanks to an aggressive turnaround that drove sales higher.
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Unlike earlier plaintiffs, including Fisher, whose GPA and SAT scores were not as strong as her peers, the plaintiffs in this case have academic records that are much harder to criticize.
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But the scholarship and her ability to play was contingent on Nadirah graduating and meeting NCAA academic qualifications, and it turned out Nadirah's overall GPA and test scores were too low.
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Under the new bill that Abrams helped broker, the requirement for a full ride went from a B-average to a 287 GPA and at least a 21999 on the SAT.
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The company is currently building or converting stores under other GPA banners into 14 new Assai stores that will total 70,000 square meters in retail area when completed, the executives said.
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But as with GPA, fourth-quarter sales growth came in below that of the previous quarter, when the company reported an increase in gross sales of 5.5 percent in annual terms.
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Potential students have to be at least 19 years old, but they are not judged on their previous academic experience; Mission U does not consider an applicant's GPA or SAT score.
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Keck was also suffering at school, the once star student now had a 1.9 GPA, and he eventually dropped out of school, 12 credits shy of graduating with his bachelor's degree.
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He'd heard rumors that undocumented students weren't allowed to enroll, and so when he graduated high school in 2010 with a low GPA, he figured there was no point in trying.
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GPA SA's sales data last week showed mixed results as food sales rose 12.1 percent last quarter, but analysts warned that Brazil's biggest retailer had sacrificed profit margins to retain customers.
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Local Fox News affiliate Fox13 reports that 17-year-old Tupac Mosley maintained a 4.3 GPA his senior year after his father's death led to the family's eviction from their home.
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In the results release, GPA said it would continue to convert about 20 stores per year over the next three years with total capital expenditures in 2018 of 1.6 billion reais.
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In addition to undergoing a memory assessment viewing faces and abstract words, participants filled out a questionnaire inquiring about GPA, use of oral birth control and sexual behaviors, among other things.
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Even after considering a student's major, personality traits and features of the learning environment, students with lower GPAs reported innovation intentions that were, on average, greater than their higher-GPA counterparts.
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According to the NIC, the all-fraternity grade point average in the 22007-220 academic year was 2.912 out of 4, compared with all men nationwide, whose average GPA was 2.892.
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The restructuring would result in Casino controlling its Latin American business in Brazil, Colombia, Uruguay and Argentina through a 22016% stake in Brazilian unit Grupo Pao de Acucar (GPA) (PCAR4.SA).
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Estrella will graduate from high school this month with a 2000 GPA, and although she was accepted at 17 colleges, with scholarships, she still wasn't sure she could afford to go.
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Late in 2019, GPA concluded a tender offer to acquire shares of Almacenes Exito, as part of broader efforts by parent company Casino to simplify its shareholding structure in Latin America.
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GPA is also accelerating its own wholesale division by opening 20 new stores and converting 10 Extra-brand hypermarkets into Assaí formats throughout 2020, according to Assaí's Chief Executive Belmiro Gomes.
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Apart from rolling over its GPA membership, Britain also needs to agree two other new "schedules" - one setting out its commitments for trade in goods and one for trade in services.
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São Paulo-based GPA lost a net 29 million reais ($9 million) in the fourth quarter, compared with average consensus estimates of a 111 million-real profit compiled by Thomson Reuters.
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As unemployment is forecast to rise in the first half, GPA, a subsidiary of France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, only sees economic and retail activity picking up from July, Iabrudi said.
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The co-vice chairman of GPA, Ronaldo Iabrudi, said in a phone interview late on Monday that all preferred shares would be converted into common shares using a 1:1 ratio.
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The Discover credit card is a great first choice for students, because it has a good grades reward of $20 for a 3.0 GPA or higher and a relatively easy approval.
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Atacadão leads the segment in sales but is likely to face increasing competition from new players entering the "cash and carry" format as well as rival GPA SA's Assai wholesale chain.
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But Karen, who has an SAT score of 1590, a GPA of 4.8, and in 2017 scored among the top students nationwide in a major high school math competition, said no.
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It turns out that your GPA isn't nearly as important for your first job out of school as you might think, the 250 hiring managers who participated in this survey say.
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Discover The Discover credit card is a great first choice for students, because it has a good grades reward of $20 for a 3.0 GPA or higher and a relatively easy approval.
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The IPO could help Carrefour gain additional financial muscle to take on GPA, whose food division has recovered amid a steep decline in appliances sales because of Brazil's steepest recession on record.
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I barely passed one semester as a result of not receiving more flexibility with deadlines and support in my studies, which severely impacted my GPA, causing my mental illness to further deteriorate.
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Via Varejo, controlled by Brazil's Grupo Pão de Açúcar (GPA), itself a subsidiary of France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, expects its revenue to increase by two percentage points above inflation in 2019.
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GPA SA, Brazil's biggest retailer and part of French retailer Casino, named Luis Moreno chief executive of its supermarket and convenience store division and Marcos Samaha head of operations for the unit.
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Now, in her senior year of college, she has an above-average GPA while double majoring in civil and ocean engineering -- where she is again one of few women in the room.
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The problem, they say, is that Melissa is "a bad tester" — she might have a 22015 GPA and a slew of extracurricular achievements, but when it comes to standardized tests, she's helpless.
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Truth be told ... TMZ contacted Hogg and asked if he was disappointed about not getting into 4 UC schools despite a 4.2 GPA and spearheading the nationwide March For Our Lives rally.
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The company is mostly focused on having its products on the shelves of large retail chains such as Casino's GPA and Carrefour Brasil, but also eyes fast-food chains operating in Brazil.
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The grants will go to any New York student whose family earns $125,000 or less a year, though there will be GPA and other requirements and room and board are not provided.
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Now what do you think of that same person who has a 2.5 GPA when you learn that they were also holding down a full-time job to support a sick parent?
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The group says that an analysis of 160,000 students' admissions records showed that Asian-Americans systematically were scored lower for "personality" characteristics while scoring higher on tests, GPA, and extra-curricular activities.
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Many top private schools manipulate their school profiles, a fact sheet that puts the applicant in context (percentage of the student body that goes to college, number of students, GPA range, etc.).
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Bradesco BBI analysts raised their target price for GPA from 110 to 112 reais, saying the migration to the Novo Mercado segment may increase earnings per share by 11% through next year.
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GPA, the local subsidiary of France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA, began wholesale deliveries in the city of Sao Paulo and surrounding areas four years ago under an initiative known as Aliados Minimercado.
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Over the course of two years, DSU welcomed more than 85033 students who maintained an average GPA of 3.5 — including several with perfect 4.0 GPAs — and posted a 100 percent retention rate.
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To help you find quality scholarships that fit your situation, ONeal has a scholarship search tool on his site where you can tailor your options by your GPA, state, school and major.
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Rhode Island has a pilot program that gives two years of tuition free at the state's community college, with requirements that the student is enrolled full time and keeps a 22009 GPA.
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My resume: I begged the teacher to not give me an F so, out of kindness, he gave me a D-. Only then did I have the minimum GPA to graduate college.
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It's this happy ending that the GPA chapters across the U.S. strive for with all of their adoptions, and to ensure both owner and dog stay content, they offer continuous guidance and support.
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"Valedictorian, 4.5 GPA, full tuition paid for at UT, 13 cords/medals, nice legs, oh and I'm undocumented," Mayte Lara Ibarra wrote in the tweet from an account that has since been deleted.
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Valor, citing people with knowledge of the situation, said GPA SA, Via Varejo's controlling shareholder, had received a list of potential interested parties from Banco Santander Brasil SA, its advisor in the deal.
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SAO PAULO, July 24 (Reuters) - GPA, one of Brazil's largest food retailers, reported quarterly results that soared past profit estimates on Tuesday, due in significant part to the recognition of massive tax credits.
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With a lowered GPA, I'm at greater risk of getting kicked out of college, not because I don't have the determination or intelligence but because I'm simply not as privileged as my peers.
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This means your child might be required to complete a specified number of credits each year, maintain a minimum GPA or remain in the state for a certain period of time after graduation.
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Cost and the desire to bolster a low GPA were part of what drew sprinter Correion Mosby, who competed at the US track trials last month, to Hinds Community College in Raymond, Mississippi.
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Under the restructuring plan, GPA would use cash to acquire all shares in Almacenes Exito with a potential purchase price of 16,000 to 18,000 Colombian pesos per share ($5.03 to $5.66 per share).
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GPA opened 13 Assaí stores last year for a total of 107 in the cash-and-carry segment, and the division's revenue climbed almost 40 percent in the first nine months of 2016.
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GPA also plans to renovate 10 stores under its traditional Extra banner by the end of August and has picked out another 32 stores to modify to appeal to a more upscale audience.
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Iabrudi added that GPA itself was not considering moving to the Novo Mercado, which has higher corporate governance standards than the rest of the exchange and demands that companies have only common shares.
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After every final, I was beyond sure that I had locked down an A, but kept winding up with Cs. Whenever I'm faced with my GPA today, I always feel a bit unintelligent.
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At around 425 GPa and 80 degrees above absolute zero (0 Kelvin, the temperature where all matter has the minimum amount of heat), the sample suddenly started absorbing all of the infrared radiation.
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"This person has been a part of the Boys & Girls Club, a true role model with a 3.7 GPA, a future marine biologist," he announced as the camera panned to a shocked Lowry.
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Eligibility: If you are a North Dakota college graduate who majored in a field related to science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) and received a GPA of 2.5 or higher, you could qualify.
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" This shows, he says, "that I'm passionate about these things, and while everyone will suggest that I shouldn't do it because of what it will do to my GPA, I'm doing it anyway.
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São Paulo-based GPA, which is controlled by France's Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie, lost 583 million reais ($179 million) last quarter, much wider than the loss of 102 million reais estimated by analysts.
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"We're shifting from a world where you just used to look at a GPA and resume and walk out with a feeling about an individual that you might want to hire," Jahansouz said.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - GPA SA, Brazil's largest diversified retailer, plans to invest as much as 1.2 billion reais ($384 million) this year to bolster growth in supermarket, cash-and-carry and real estate.
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When Danny Franklin racked up an impressive 3.5 GPA, joined his school's accounting club and put in some volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity, he uploaded it all – and, apparently, it paid off.
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Cheftime, which calls itself a foodtech, has sold over 85,000 meals since November, GPA said in a securities filing, adding more than 150 of its stores already sell meal-kits provided by Cheftime.
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GPA, a subsidiary of French retailer Casino Guichard Perrachon & Cie, lost a net 308 million reais ($13 million) last quarter, well above the 65.52 million reais loss forecast by analysts polled by Reuters.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Britain said it had secured agreement in principle on Tuesday to continue as an independent member of the World Trade Organization's Government Procurement Agreement (GPA) after it leaves the European Union.
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This was by no means an awesome draft, with Gavin Escobar failing to become the kind of star the Cowboys thought he'd be, but it was far better than the GPA would suggest.
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The pre-survey for the SAT collects the most information: A student's email address, state, county, zip code, gender, ethnicity, GPA, high school activities, future college preferences, sports, honors, major and financial aid.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Brazilian supermarket chain GPA SA reported on Wednesday a 71% drop in its fourth-quarter net income year-on-year, missing market expectations, after completing a corporate reorganization.
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In a securities filing, GPA said it booked non-recurring charges worth 260 million reais last quarter, including a hefty tax provision and 13 million reais in extra costs linked to the restructuring.
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Right here in South Carolina, our flagship university has had issues with African-American students, same GPA, same test scores as people who do not look like them could not get into the school.
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Staying in the GPA is important so that British companies can bid for government work in the United States, the European Union and Japan, and their firms can retain access to Britain's procurement market.
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To be a part of On-track, students must have a GPA higher than 2.0, fewer than four absences, no F's on their report and they must earn all their credits for the semester.
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Sales in the home furnishings division of Brazil's biggest retailer, GPA SA, tumbled 14.7 percent in the fourth quarter, the company reported on Tuesday, offset by rising demand from bargain shoppers at wholesale stores.
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SAO PAULO, July 25 (Reuters) - Brazilian retailer GPA SA expects higher profit margins over the next few months, as sales seem to be reacting on the second half, group executives told journalists on Thursday.
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But as she prepared to graduate from high school with a 4.1 GPA, Sonia's heart sank at the realization that as an undocumented immigrant she would qualify for little to no college financial aid.
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Ireland owes its dominance of global aircraft finance to the rise and spectacular collapse in 1992 of industry pioneer Guinness Peat Aviation (GPA), which demonstrated both the risks and returns possible from financing airplanes.
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GPA will convert between 15 to 20 Extra hypermarket stores into Assaí cash-and-carry stores next year, Chief Executive Officer Ronaldo Iabrudi said at the same conference, and open six new Assaí stores.
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The local subsidiary of France's Casino Guichard Perrachon SA announced in November 2018 a strategic partnership with Cheftime, in which GPA would have the right to acquire control of the startup within 18 months.
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I looked at the report cards for the past five years to see which teams have consistently scored a 3.00 GPA or higher, and what that has meant for their performance on the field.
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