Can I ever REMOVE a particular transcript from LSDAS? Forum

[3v3ryth1ng]

I'm just starting this application cycle after taking the October 2011 LSAT. I applied to law schools back in '06 with a much shittier application package. Anyway, I sent LSDAS a transcript from a community college where I took 1 Spanish class (I HATE foreign language classes) and got a C. Now that I'm older and wiser, I realize how this fucks my LSDAS GPA. The credits from this class were never applied toward my UG degree.

Can I ask LSDAS to remove this transcript from their calculations, since it's never factored into my degree? Is it worth haggling with them over this, or is it just waste of time? Anybody else had a similar situation? Any serious advice? Thanks.

[emkay625]

I have a similar situation, and I believe you must still report that, even if it didn't count towards your degree. I think the rule is any college class you've taken ever.

Also, better to be safe than sorry.

[3v3ryth1ng]

I have a similar situation, and I believe you must still report that, even if it didn't count towards your degree. I think the rule is any college class you've taken ever.

Also, better to be safe than sorry.

Did you ever try asking them to remove it?

[Bildungsroman]

You are required to have that class included in LSAC's calculations. It sounds like, in this case, your younger self was the wiser one.

[vanwinkle]

You are required to have that class included in LSAC's calculations. It sounds like, in this case, your younger self was the wiser one.

This. Also, asking for them to remove a required transcript would be outright stupid. LSAC wouldn't be complicit in helping you violate their own rules.

[3v3ryth1ng]

You are required to have that class included in LSAC's calculations. It sounds like, in this case, your younger self was the wiser one.

Thanks for the ill-spirited commentary. Many blessings to you too.

[3v3ryth1ng]

You are required to have that class included in LSAC's calculations. It sounds like, in this case, your younger self was the wiser one.

This. Also, asking for them to remove a required transcript would be outright stupid. LSAC wouldn't be complicit in helping you violate their own rules.

Well, see, sometimes something IS stupid, or it sounds stupid, but then you ASK or HAGGLE and you get your way. Sometimes people ask because they don't know, like I just did. I read what was on the site, but it didn't say anything about removing a transcript or the circumstances that would allow that, if it were to occur. Since I'm certainly interested in helping my application, it was worth asking.

[vanwinkle]

You are required to have that class included in LSAC's calculations. It sounds like, in this case, your younger self was the wiser one.

This. Also, asking for them to remove a required transcript would be outright stupid. LSAC wouldn't be complicit in helping you violate their own rules.

Well, see, sometimes something IS stupid, or it sounds stupid, but then you ASK or HAGGLE and you get your way. Sometimes people ask because they don't know, like I just did. I read what was on the site, but it didn't say anything about removing a transcript or the circumstances that would allow that, if it were to occur. Since I'm certainly interested in helping my application, it was worth asking.

I didn't say your asking if this was possible was stupid. Ignorant, perhaps, but I mean that unoffensively. However, it would be damn stupid for someone to actually go and ask LSAC to do this, especially after being made aware that LSAC requires transcripts from all colleges whether or not the credit was used toward your UG degree.

[3v3ryth1ng]

You are required to have that class included in LSAC's calculations. It sounds like, in this case, your younger self was the wiser one.

This. Also, asking for them to remove a required transcript would be outright stupid. LSAC wouldn't be complicit in helping you violate their own rules.

Well, see, sometimes something IS stupid, or it sounds stupid, but then you ASK or HAGGLE and you get your way. Sometimes people ask because they don't know, like I just did. I read what was on the site, but it didn't say anything about removing a transcript or the circumstances that would allow that, if it were to occur. Since I'm certainly interested in helping my application, it was worth asking.

I didn't say your asking if this was possible was stupid. Ignorant, perhaps, but I mean that unoffensively. However, it would be damn stupid for someone to actually go and ask LSAC to do this, especially after being made aware that LSAC requires transcripts from all colleges whether or not the credit was used toward your UG degree.

Got it. I won't even ask.

[Angrygeopolitically]

lol

[northwood]

you need to report your grades from every college class and course that youve been to or took. That includes college classes taht you took while in high school.

One class doesnt make or break you( well unless you are HYS or bust). Its how you performed throughout all of your college courses that they look at. ( straight A's and 1 C- most likely a studious or academically intelligent person, or straight C's and 1 A maybe not so much), Besides, admissions teams do realize that people mature as they get older, so they will tkae that into consideration when they look at your performance.

Dont ruin your chances by removing the transcript. It wont help your gpa boost that much anways.

[ThreeRivers]

I have a "C" in a "college in high school" class when I was 15 that hurts my LSAT GPA, so I'm sure this will count for you

[vanwinkle]

I have a "C" in a "college in high school" class when I was 15 that hurts my LSAT GPA, so I'm sure this will count for you

I went to a summer nerd camp when I was 16 and got 1 college credit for it. It was reported as P/F, too, so it didn't even affect my GPA. I still had to go track that shit down and report it. Totally annoying.