Does it matter if you got a 2.2 at university?
I know EY accepts a minimum grade requirement of a 2.2 for some of their roles. I have passed everything up the video inteview so far. But, would candidates with a 2.1 still be preferred? Or does it not matter as long as you have met the minimum grade requirement and have done well on the stages?
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- Author: Peter O.
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VPVerity P. Employer Brand Advisor
Hi Peter - thanks for your question. We have a variety of different things that students get measured on throughout the process so you'll be measured on how you perform in your application alongside your university degree and there's an overall benchmark all students need to pass in order to continue through the application process. Students are never assessed solely on their university degree grade.
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POPeter O. Candidate
Thank you
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