Once you get past the point that people care about your GPA, no one cares about your GPA.
You might need that GPA to get into a competitive academic program, to secure a research grant, to add another string to your bow when you try to convince an accelerator that you have the smarts to back up your charm and creativity, or simply to get a job at a competitive company.
No one cares about your GPA once you get past that point. That point is not necessarily graduation.
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Once you get past the point that people care about your GPA, no one cares about your GPA.
You might need that GPA to get into a competitive academic program, to secure a research grant, to add another string to your bow when you try to convince an accelerator that you have the smarts to back up your charm and creativity, or simply to get a job at a competitive company.
No one cares about your GPA once you get past that point. That point is not necessarily graduation.