My report of grades from a foreign institutions don't show "credit hours" how can you translate that to GPA. I was trying tu use a GPA calculator but it asks for this info.
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Bonafide84
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GPA evaluation from foregin schools
Hello all,
My report of grades from a foreign institutions don't show "credit hours" how can you translate that to GPA. I was trying tu use a GPA calculator but it asks for this info.
My report of grades from a foreign institutions don't show "credit hours" how can you translate that to GPA. I was trying tu use a GPA calculator but it asks for this info.
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guano
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Re: GPA evaluation from foregin schools
Did you attend a foreign UG, or was this a summer/semester abroad?Bonafide84 wrote:Hello all,
My report of grades from a foreign institutions don't show "credit hours" how can you translate that to GPA. I was trying tu use a GPA calculator but it asks for this info.
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Bonafide84
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Re: GPA evaluation from foregin schools
My bachelors degree is from Mexico.
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guano
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Re: GPA evaluation from foregin schools
Then you will not have an LSGPA, just a standardized conversion (superior, average, etc.)Bonafide84 wrote:My bachelors degree is from Mexico.
You should compare your LSAT against the 75% to see if you've got a good chance, and against the 50% to see if you're a maybe
