I simply pulled up my transcript and copied each semester's GPA from the start till now (still enrolled), and used Google Sheets to plot it out. I did the comments in paint :)
EDIT: One pointer: Summer 15 was a single class with one of the insanely easiest professors on campus; I put as much/little effort into it as I did any other semester, but he's that kind of professor. I consider it an anomaly more than anything, but I left it in just for accuracy's sake.
All the mandatory stuff out of the way, I partially did this plot because I thought it would be neat and wanted to see how it would look. And this sub loves plots, so why not.
But partially, it's also in the hope that someone who needs it comes across this and can see that getting professional help really does make a difference, as stubborn as you might be, I was the same way. Your mind will make one excuse after another, inflate your pride and your ego, even. Doctors are there to help you, you just need to go.
![image showing Graph of my GPA per semester in college (x-post /r/bipolar) [OC]](67684846-077f-59af-8f85-3928be74529e.jpg)
ACaulfield910 on June 6th, 2018 at 04:47 UTC »
I simply pulled up my transcript and copied each semester's GPA from the start till now (still enrolled), and used Google Sheets to plot it out. I did the comments in paint :)
EDIT: One pointer: Summer 15 was a single class with one of the insanely easiest professors on campus; I put as much/little effort into it as I did any other semester, but he's that kind of professor. I consider it an anomaly more than anything, but I left it in just for accuracy's sake.
All the mandatory stuff out of the way, I partially did this plot because I thought it would be neat and wanted to see how it would look. And this sub loves plots, so why not.
But partially, it's also in the hope that someone who needs it comes across this and can see that getting professional help really does make a difference, as stubborn as you might be, I was the same way. Your mind will make one excuse after another, inflate your pride and your ego, even. Doctors are there to help you, you just need to go.
arcticathlete on June 6th, 2018 at 05:10 UTC »
r/treatmentisbeautiful doesn’t exist, but maybe it should. I’m happy to hear you are doing better. Keep up the good work, and hold tour head up high.
RonBurgundy2148 on June 6th, 2018 at 07:53 UTC »
I think it would be cool to also add your cumulative GPA as another line on this graph. Data is truly beautiful
Edit: cumulative GPA as of each reporting period