Just curious...
...while I have never heard of anyone being accepted into a law school and then having the offer rescinded upon seeing grades for the last semester, I'm wondering exactly how bad someone would have to do for it to happen, as I know it COULD happen. My belief is that the consensus is law schools really only care if you graduate.
I ask because (you guessed it) I am slacking pretty hardcore this semester. Looking at probably a couple Cs, some Bs, and maybe one A. My GPA is currently 3.59, to put my projected performance into perspective.
Consequences of Senioritis? Forum
- nick637
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Re: Consequences of Senioritis?
same boat. current gpa 3.57. i plan on a couple b's an a and a few c's.
i am wondering how future employers will view my sub-par UG Gpa
i am wondering how future employers will view my sub-par UG Gpa
- traehekat
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Re: Consequences of Senioritis?
Yeah, I guess this may be more of a concern, although I don't think employers will really care too much about undergraduate grades.nick637 wrote:same boat. current gpa 3.57. i plan on a couple b's an a and a few c's.
i am wondering how future employers will view my sub-par UG Gpa
- gwuorbust
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Re: Consequences of Senioritis?
pretty sure they will not care abt anything but your LS GPA. once I have an LS GPA b/c IMO my good undergrad GPA is irrelevant and gone.nick637 wrote:same boat. current gpa 3.57. i plan on a couple b's an a and a few c's.
i am wondering how future employers will view my sub-par UG Gpa
- chanchito
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Re: Consequences of Senioritis?
yeah I mean we are not sending in our high school grades to law schools now haha
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