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ComatoseClown

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Padding LSDAS GPA by taking CC classes?

Post by ComatoseClown » Mon Mar 07, 2011 6:31 am

I know this has been discussed before but I wanted to revisit the topic.

What is the general consensus on taking CC classes to boost overall LSDAS GPA? Do law school adcoms really scrutinize the types of classes on all of your undergraduate transcripts?
Lastly, has anyone done this (or known someone who has) successfully?

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Re: Padding LSDAS GPA by taking CC classes?

Post by LLB2JD » Mon Mar 07, 2011 6:47 am

ComatoseClown wrote:I know this has been discussed before but I wanted to revisit the topic.

What is the general consensus on taking CC classes to boost overall LSDAS GPA? Do law school adcoms really scrutinize the types of classes on all of your undergraduate transcripts?
Lastly, has anyone done this (or known someone who has) successfully?

The general consensus seems to be to do it before you graduate. It has worked for a few people on here. The thing is that it by the time folks discover TLS, it is usually too late

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Re: Padding LSDAS GPA by taking CC classes?

Post by TTH » Mon Mar 07, 2011 8:08 am

AdComms will notice, but the dirty secret is they don't care as long as they were before your graduation so they count in the GPA they report about you to USNWR

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Re: Padding LSDAS GPA by taking CC classes?

Post by ComatoseClown » Tue Mar 08, 2011 1:16 am

Thanks LLB2JD and TTH.
AdComms will notice, but the dirty secret is they don't care as long as they were before your graduation so they count in the GPA they report about you to USNWR
Interesting point -- can any one else also confirm or add on to this?

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