Hey all!
Long time lurker, first time poster. I was motivated to finally post something because unfortunately I just noticed a bit of a problem with my academic summary. When LSAC was summarizing my transcripts, they accidentally counted a few courses I took during high school twice, once for the correct term (07-08 and 08-09) and once for my first year at college, when those credits were actually applied to my degree (09-10). I totally understand how they made the mistake, because the transcript lists the courses twice and is really confusing, so definitely no ill will towards LSAC for making a mistake. What I'm wondering is there anything I can do about this? Does anyone have experience trying to fix a problem with their summary?
It's the not the end of the world (it only brings down my GPA a few tenths of a point) but I'd definitely prefer law schools to see my real GPA.
Thanks in advance!
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Re: CAS Academic Summary Mistake
a few tenths of a point? or do you mean hundredths?
3.4 --> 3.2 would be a few tenths and would be a huge deal
3.4 --> 3.2 would be a few tenths and would be a huge deal
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Re: CAS Academic Summary Mistake
Whoops. Good catch! That would certainly have worried me a bunch more haha. Yeah its only a few hundredths, about .07 to be exact (by my calculations anyways).florida1949 wrote:a few tenths of a point? or do you mean hundredths?
3.4 --> 3.2 would be a few tenths and would be a huge deal