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I have PDFs of the above test if anyone would like. Also, my undergrad GPA was 2.5, and I have a MBA with a 3.5 GPA, I always see reference to undergrad GPA on this board and college admission websites. How does graduate GPA condider in admission compared to undergrad.

melo13 wrote:I have PDFs of the above test if anyone would like. Also, my undergrad GPA was 2.5, and I have a MBA with a 3.5 GPA, I always see reference to undergrad GPA on this board and college admission websites. How does graduate GPA condider in admission compared to undergrad.

Hey, I am going to speculate about what an intelligent admissions officer would think....

UGPA rules supreme, BUT if it is a tie between you and another person with a similar profile, it will give you a leg up. The schools have to report your LDSAS UGPA for ranking purposes, so they look at this more critically. I think that the graduate GPA shows maturity, and puts some distance between your undergraduate mind set versus your mind set right now (assuming you got your MBA recently). You need to write an addendum and it better be very good (i.e. no typos, and intelligently written).

Good luck, and don't forget that this is all speculation. Send in a perfect app and hopefully have a get a great LSAT score. Whatever happens after that happens.

melo13 wrote:I have PDFs of the above test if anyone would like.

Pretty sure this is definitely not legal.

Thanks, the test are from a prep course a friend shared with me, is that legal?

Nope. Your friend sharing them with you wasn't, either.

Grad GPA doesnt matter. Everything will ride on your LSAT. Good luck!