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What is a good grade? (leddit.danmark.party)

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Hej hej, I’m currently studying for a masters in Denmark. I’m not from here originally so as everyone is I have been confused about the grading system.

What I am most curious about is what a ‘good’ grade is, not just according to the grading scheme but to employers, socially, etc. I’m looking to stay in DK long term so I’m wondering what kind of ‘GPA’ would be safe to achieve to make sure my grades won’t be any issue when applying for jobs.

Taaak :)

Edit: I’m studying in social sciences at KU - I would say my program but it’s small and I want to stay anonymous haha

I’m also aiming to work in consulting post grad !

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The original was posted on /r/denmark by /u/pinkwiggirl at 2024-03-16 23:55:06+00:00.

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DanishAnglophile at 2024-03-17 06:41:42+00:00 ID: kv95507

My impression is that to most employers, relevant work experience is more important than good grades - of course, it depends on the field and the individual company. After finishing uni, I had both, but I've actually been questioned a bit about my good grades in interviews, because they wanted to make sure I wasn't anti-social or something 🙈 So I'd say good grades in some subjects and middle-good grades in others, along with relevant(ish) work experience is a winning combination.