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LSAC Academic Summary Report Question

Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 11:35 am
by Verisimi
Hey guys, I'm wondering if anyone has any sort of experience with this.

I got my Academic Summary Report back a few weeks ago, and it was .01 off from all of the calculators, which is of course no big deal, but it seems like my grades from the semester that I studied abroad aren't included. My 10-10 year has only 21 semester hours, compared to 30 and 36 from the other two academic years. Additionally, the 10-10 GPA is higher than it should be if my study abroad grades from F09 are included in that. I called LSAC and they said that nothing was wrong, but I just want to make sure that I'm not going to have to wait a couple extra weeks when I want to apply because of a bureaucratic problem.

Thanks

Re: LSAC Academic Summary Report Question

Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 11:40 am
by r6_philly
Verisimi wrote:Hey guys, I'm wondering if anyone has any sort of experience with this.

I got my Academic Summary Report back a few weeks ago, and it was .01 off from all of the calculators, which is of course no big deal, but it seems like my grades from the semester that I studied abroad aren't included. My 10-10 year has only 21 semester hours, compared to 30 and 36 from the other two academic years. Additionally, the 10-10 GPA is higher than it should be if my study abroad grades from F09 are included in that. I called LSAC and they said that nothing was wrong, but I just want to make sure that I'm not going to have to wait a couple extra weeks when I want to apply because of a bureaucratic problem.

Thanks
If LSAC said nothing was wrong and they are not doing anything about it, why would you have to wait? Also did you ask them about the possibility of any delays?

Re: LSAC Academic Summary Report Question

Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 11:45 am
by ahduth
How many semester hours did you take? If they're not all there, you might have a problem. Depending on how the grades from your study abroad program were handled, it's possible a separate transcript could be required. For example, my study abroad program was actually through my home university, so I didn't need to do anything - the grades were fully incorporated automatically. If it was through a different university, you might need to get a transcript from them or from the foreign institution.

Re: LSAC Academic Summary Report Question

Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 12:24 am
by Verisimi
I apologize for being gone all day, class + internet being down. The study abroad program was through my university, and the grades show up on my transcript. However, from all indications it looks like I just need to call them back and confirm.