I'd like to send my fall grades to the law schools I applied to. It should raise my cumulative gpa from <3.0 to 3.0, so it's obviously important to me that they see this. Should I e-mail the schools and let them know I will be updating my LSDAS account with these grades once they are released, or is it better to not bother them?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Informing schools that Fall 2010 grades will be submitted
I don't think you need to tell them, since LSAC will automatically send out updated reports with the new transcripts and GPA to each of the law schools.
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Re: Informing schools that Fall 2010 grades will be submitted
Thanks for the reply. That's true, but they might make a decision before they see those grades if they aren't expecting them.im_blue wrote:I don't think you need to tell them, since LSAC will automatically send out updated reports with the new transcripts and GPA to each of the law schools.
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Re: Informing schools that Fall 2010 grades will be submitted
Since you're going from <3.0 to >3.0, I would ask the schools to hold off on making any decisions until the new grades are in, because any decision made now will almost certainly be a rejection.unattended bag wrote:Thanks for the reply. That's true, but they might make a decision before they see those grades if they aren't expecting them.im_blue wrote:I don't think you need to tell them, since LSAC will automatically send out updated reports with the new transcripts and GPA to each of the law schools.
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