second semester grades

[grouchynihilist]

do law schools ever rescind admission if you had mostly As then suddenly second semester senior year you might have a C or D

[MURPH]

Unless you slip below their 75th % or below their 25% and bring down their numbers I see no reason why they would ding you for one bad grade. It just wouldn't be worth the effort.

[im_blue]

Unless you slip below their 75th % or below their 25% and bring down their numbers I see no reason why they would ding you for one bad grade. It just wouldn't be worth the effort.

One grade could be enough to bring down a GPA significantly below 75th/median/25th. For example, one 4-credit D could pull you down from a 3.7 to a 3.61 (assuming 120 credits total).

[twopoodles]

I'm under the impression it won't matter, as long as you graduate. This could just be wishful thinking since I have some serious senioritis right now. I don't think your second semester grades will ever be reported by the school, right? You have to mail an official transcript directly to most schools showing that you graduated, but if you don't send it to LSAC, it will never go through the LSAC calculations and I think, then, they REPORT the last GPA that did go through LSAC. Am I wrong?

[grouchynihilist]

seems like it's not that big of a deal because nobody has ever asked, unlike high school to undergrad where you can find thousands of posts online about it

[Gamecubesupreme]

I thought it's the norm for most people to save the easiest (or almost no class) for the last semester of college anyway.

You literally have to disappear for 4 months and never open your textbook to not do well.