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I have a few bad grades from community college. Mostly academic reinforcement classes. Wasn't focused on school in those days, stopped going (FML). I received a U, CE, R and RE as grades. None of those grades were ever calculated into the GPA from that community college. Will LSAC just count those classes as F's anyway?
Is there any gray area on how LSAC determine F's? Forum
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- cinephile
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Re: Is there any gray area on how LSAC determine F's?
I don't even know what those letters stand for. Your best bet is contacting LSAC, but perhaps there are other ways of mitigating this. Can you withdraw from these classes retroactively?
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Re: Is there any gray area on how LSAC determine F's?
I dont know what those grades are, but if those are punitive, they will probably count against you unless they were remedial classes. LSAC dropped me from a 3.4 to a 2.7
Good luck.
Good luck.