Addendum for upward trending UGPA Forum
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Addendum for upward trending UGPA
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Re: Addendum for upward trending UGPA?
I would say that if it's noticeable on your transcript that you have a strong upward trend, the adcomm will see that and it won't be necessary.
On the other hand, if there's something specific or unique about your grade trend that you'd like to explain, then maybe an addendum would be advantageous.
On the other hand, if there's something specific or unique about your grade trend that you'd like to explain, then maybe an addendum would be advantageous.
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Re: Addendum for upward trending UGPA?
Don't write an addendum to point out an obvious upward grade trend. They can see that for themselves. If you have a reasonable, quantifiable explanation (not just an excuse like immaturity) for your F and your weak initial semester at your community college, I'd consider writing an addendum, and then maybe take that opportunity to conclude the addendum with a sentence referencing your strong upward grade trend.
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Re: Addendum for upward trending UGPA?
+1Seneca wrote:Don't write an addendum to point out an obvious upward grade trend. They can see that for themselves. If you have a reasonable, quantifiable explanation (not just an excuse like immaturity) for your F and your weak initial semester at your community college, I'd consider writing an addendum, and then maybe take that opportunity to conclude the addendum with a sentence referencing your strong upward grade trend.
Addenda are to explain extenuating albeit specific circumstances that resulted in a low GPA/LSAT score/disciplinary action. If your upward trend is due to maturing and growing more serious about academics, then the adcomm will assume this based on your transcript as well as your applying to begin with.
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