GPA Addendum Question
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 11:46 am
So I already submitted my applications, but I am debating if I should add a GPA Addendum.
Let me explain.
I am a Double Major in my undergrad and when LSAC calculates your major GPA, they calculate it with both majors. However, my primary major GPA is a 3.96, while my secondary major GPA is like a 2.9. This caused my LSAC Major GPA to be a 3.24 and my overall GPA to be a 3.25.
I was wondering if it is stupid to write a GPA Addendum pointing out this difference. Specifically, in my primary GPA I have received straight As (only one B) and in any class related to law, including those taught by law professors, I have received As. I just think it's something that isn't noticeable on my LSAC report that might help if I point it out.
However, the only way I could see myself explaining it is simply how I found out later in my college career that one major was more for me than the other.
Let me explain.
I am a Double Major in my undergrad and when LSAC calculates your major GPA, they calculate it with both majors. However, my primary major GPA is a 3.96, while my secondary major GPA is like a 2.9. This caused my LSAC Major GPA to be a 3.24 and my overall GPA to be a 3.25.
I was wondering if it is stupid to write a GPA Addendum pointing out this difference. Specifically, in my primary GPA I have received straight As (only one B) and in any class related to law, including those taught by law professors, I have received As. I just think it's something that isn't noticeable on my LSAC report that might help if I point it out.
However, the only way I could see myself explaining it is simply how I found out later in my college career that one major was more for me than the other.