Simple question about LSAC GPA... Please advise. Forum
- Geetar Man
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Simple question about LSAC GPA... Please advise.
On my academic summary report, it says:
Undergraduate Summary
Degree (Summary) GPA: X
Degree Semester Hours:
Cumulative GPA: Y
Cumulative Semester Hours:
Nonpunitive "NC", "WF", and "Repeated" Course Credit Hours:
Which GPA are law schools going to be considering?
X or Y?
I'm going to assume its Y, since that's the cumulative. What worries me (not really worried) is that my Y GPA is higher than my X GPA, which is the opposite of a lot of people who say that their CumulativeGPA (Y) is lower than their degree GPA (X).
Thanks
Undergraduate Summary
Degree (Summary) GPA: X
Degree Semester Hours:
Cumulative GPA: Y
Cumulative Semester Hours:
Nonpunitive "NC", "WF", and "Repeated" Course Credit Hours:
Which GPA are law schools going to be considering?
X or Y?
I'm going to assume its Y, since that's the cumulative. What worries me (not really worried) is that my Y GPA is higher than my X GPA, which is the opposite of a lot of people who say that their CumulativeGPA (Y) is lower than their degree GPA (X).
Thanks
- lovejopd
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Re: Simple question about LSAC GPA... Please advise.
Always, YGeetar Man wrote:On my academic summary report, it says:
Undergraduate Summary
Degree (Summary) GPA: X
Degree Semester Hours:
Cumulative GPA: Y
Cumulative Semester Hours:
Nonpunitive "NC", "WF", and "Repeated" Course Credit Hours:
Which GPA are law schools going to be considering?
X or Y?
I'm going to assume its Y, since that's the cumulative. What worries me (not really worried) is that my Y GPA is higher than my X GPA, which is the opposite of a lot of people who say that their CumulativeGPA (Y) is lower than their degree GPA (X).
Thanks

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Re: Simple question about LSAC GPA... Please advise.
My Y is larger than my X as well due to having some county college coursework aside my from degree granting institution coursework. Luckily, the schools only consider your Y.
- Geetar Man
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Re: Simple question about LSAC GPA... Please advise.
Thank you.lovejopd wrote:Always, YGeetar Man wrote:On my academic summary report, it says:
Undergraduate Summary
Degree (Summary) GPA: X
Degree Semester Hours:
Cumulative GPA: Y
Cumulative Semester Hours:
Nonpunitive "NC", "WF", and "Repeated" Course Credit Hours:
Which GPA are law schools going to be considering?
X or Y?
I'm going to assume its Y, since that's the cumulative. What worries me (not really worried) is that my Y GPA is higher than my X GPA, which is the opposite of a lot of people who say that their CumulativeGPA (Y) is lower than their degree GPA (X).
Thanks
Okay, so it's normal. I have some CC credits too, so I guess that's where the difference comes from. Thanks, IGF.InGoodFaith wrote:My Y is larger than my X as well due to having some county college coursework aside my from degree granting institution coursework. Luckily, the schools only consider your Y.
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Re: Simple question about LSAC GPA... Please advise.
This poses and interesting question...what becomes of grades that you earn in community college coursework that you took postbac?
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- rinkrat19
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Re: Simple question about LSAC GPA... Please advise.
You're still supposed to submit the transcripts, but grades aren't factored in. Everything up until your first bachelor's degree is awarded--and nothing after that--counts.FinallyGoing wrote:This poses and interesting question...what becomes of grades that you earn in community college coursework that you took postbac?
- Geetar Man
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Re: Simple question about LSAC GPA... Please advise.
Nothing, as those grades are no longer calculated into your LSDAS GPA. They only count your coursework taken prior to receiving your first bachelor's degree.FinallyGoing wrote:This poses and interesting question...what becomes of grades that you earn in community college coursework that you took postbac?