GPA CHANGE Forum
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bissey
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GPA CHANGE
My GPA went up .04 after fall grade. Should I send schools an updated transcript? I feel like it's not significant enough to warrant an update, but what is the norm?
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lawduder
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Re: GPA CHANGE
Sending in updated transcripts never hurts. I updated mine with a .05 increase.
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im_blue
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Re: GPA CHANGE
You should send in updated transcripts, if only to reassure schools that your GPA didn't go down.
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Xnegd
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Re: GPA CHANGE
+1im_blue wrote:You should send in updated transcripts, if only to reassure schools that your GPA didn't go down.
Plus, it shows you're really interested in them.
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KmissP
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Re: GPA CHANGE
Plus, maybe it will help your chances at a scholarship, especially if it throws up over any lines (like the 75th percentile at some schools).
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bissey
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Re: GPA CHANGE
Do I send an updated transcript to each school or upload it to LSAC?
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vanwinkle
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Re: GPA CHANGE
Send it to LSAC, they'll forward it on to other schools. That will take a while though, so make sure you also notify schools by E-mail you're doing this.bissey wrote:Do I send an updated transcript to each school or upload it to LSAC?
