In my opinion, life is really about how you use what you learn rather than just learning, specially college life. Along with working hard in my Aerospace Engineering courses, I have also been part of several student organizations. In fact, I’ve worked my way towards being a team lead for the Design, Build & Fly team. We compete every year in competitions held in Arizona, Kansas. This team has a history of always being in top 5. As you can imagine, how difficult and fun it is to lead a team where failure is not an option.
In fact, we use all the knowledge learned in our college courses in this team. A lot of times even more than what we learn in college courses.

In my opinion, GPA is just a number. Working in student organizations, internships, coops is evidence of how you make use of your education. And I think that applying what you learn is more important than what you learn. In short, in my opinion the way you want to look at this situation is that GPA just takes one line on your resume which is just a number as mentioned before. Experiences consume more space and are excellent qualitative analysis of your career. For instance, if you look at someone’s resume, you just look at their GPA for a few seconds. But you spend much more time reading what’s mentioned in skills, experiences. In the end it all boils down to where to focus more, the statement that is read for a few seconds or the statement that is read for hours at times.

Great Post,
Hersh

In my opinion is some campuses are not maintained regularly based on real world changes, and student leadership standard.
For example, I’m an intl student, but there is not much interest to gather American students with other nationalities.
Thank you,