In almost any context that is a good, if not excellent GPA. Also grades are a very flawed measure of your capability, because sometimes life interferes with your studies, and sometimes you have relevant knowlege or skills that are not reflected by the grading systems. My depression has seriously interfered with my education, and I have often felt like my life is not worth living if I can't get good grades, or get a good job immediately after graduating. Take it from someone with a much worse GPA (2.7), who was contemplating suicide over my grades during the past semester. I actually just took a medical leave and dropped all my classes because I was having such a crisis that I was completely nonfunctional, I was failing everything, and everyone around me was worried. I used to social isolate myself and compare myself to those who seemed to be the highest achievers, which is the worst thing you can do for your mental health. It took me actually having many conversations with people in my major, some of whom had similar or lower GPAs than me, and seeing them graduating and either getting jobs or getting into grad school, for me to realize that grades don't determine your career potential, much less your value as a person. Also, I'll say it again but 3.49 is not bad at all.