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Can someone possibly explain how the LSAC use of A+ in determining GPA isn't a shaft job for those of us whose university did not give A+ grades? I had classes with final averages over 100, but the university could not report an A+ grade, so I just get an A. Just seems a bit unfair, no?

I made sure to only get one A+ in all four years of college so as not to go into law school with an unfair advantage.

Tiago Splitter wrote:I made sure to only get one A+ in all four years of college so as not to go into law school with an unfair advantage.

You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar

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emarxnj wrote:Can someone possibly explain how the LSAC use of A+ in determining GPA isn't a shaft job for those of us whose university did not give A+ grades? I had classes with final averages over 100, but the university could not report an A+ grade, so I just get an A. Just seems a bit unfair, no?

Not fair. Get over it.

Petition your U.

LawSchoolChampion wrote:

emarxnj wrote:Can someone possibly explain how the LSAC use of A+ in determining GPA isn't a shaft job for those of us whose university did not give A+ grades? I had classes with final averages over 100, but the university could not report an A+ grade, so I just get an A. Just seems a bit unfair, no?

Not fair. Get over it.

Petition your U.

I was really hoping this thread would lead to some drastic change in LSAC policy! You acerbic words of wisdom will resonate with me for the rest of my days.

WHAT A NEW AND INTERESTING TOPIC.