GPA trend Forum

[iheartkennypowers]

hey all,

I have a question here regarding GPA trends,

so i know that law schools like to see an increasing GPA trend (preferably), but i am wondering about a slightly decreasing trend which still leaves a pretty good GPA.

so i have finished 3 years worth of classes, and therefore i have one year left, and basically at the end of my first year my gpa was about 4.03, and at the end of my third year here it is around 3.88.

i am hoping to do better in my fourth year and hopefully bring it up a bit or at least leave it around where it is at, but at this point in time is this a bad trend?

thanks

[Pearalegal]

That isn't really a trend you need to think too much about. You can argue that classes get harder as you go through school, and its not like you went from a 4.0 to a 3.0.

[capitalacq]

hey all,

I have a question here regarding GPA trends,

so i know that law schools like to see an increasing GPA trend (preferably), but i am wondering about a slightly decreasing trend which still leaves a pretty good GPA.

so i have finished 3 years worth of classes, and therefore i have one year left, and basically at the end of my first year my gpa was about 4.03, and at the end of my third year here it is around 3.88.

i am hoping to do better in my fourth year and hopefully bring it up a bit or at least leave it around where it is at, but at this point in time is this a bad trend?

thanks

if you keep it where it is, it's not going to matter. it's all about your LSAT now.

[Rik Smits]

Very similar to me - had a 4.00 through my first two years, but now I have a 3.89 LSDAS. I don't think it'll matter too much; I mean, I had nowhere else to go but down. Your GPA is still excellent, so don't concern yourself too much with the trend.

[vespertiliovir]

Your GPA is still excellent, so don't concern yourself too much with the trend.

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