Yeah, I did pretty bad, 2.9 GPA here and 50% of the jobs (and 90% of the cool ones) say 3.0 or better required . Its not the end of the world though, whats done is done and then you go and try to get the best job you can and impress your boss and make it in life that way. Really if you think about it a bad GPA might set you back ~2 years in life, but after a few years its only gonna matter what you did at your job and less and less what your college GPA is. Also, I dunno about your situation, but a bad GPA can be partially helped by good intern experience and recommendations. I worked as an intern at the same company all 3 summer in college and was doing the exact same work the engineers who made 75,000$ a year were doing by my third summer, so I have a good recommendation by my boss, and also know alot of the technical terms in the industry I worked in which shows up well in interviews.