Taking easy electives at community college in the summer? Forum
- crazi4law
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Taking easy electives at community college in the summer?
I plan on studying for the LSAT this summer and taking it in the fall. Assuming I do well, would taking easy elective courses at a community college next summer be a good strategy to boost my GPA? I'm currently at a 4-year university with a solid GPA but I feel that a few more easy A's can't hurt.
- Ludo!
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Re: Taking easy electives at community college in the summer?
As long as the classes are taken before you receive your degree, then yeah that's fine
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Re: Taking easy electives at community college in the summer?
Does your school not have a residency requirement? I know my undergrad required that your last 30 credits before you graduate be completed through the school.crazi4law wrote:I plan on studying for the LSAT this summer and taking it in the fall. Assuming I do well, would taking easy elective courses at a community college next summer be a good strategy to boost my GPA? I'm currently at a 4-year university with a solid GPA but I feel that a few more easy A's can't hurt.
- jkpolk
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Re: Taking easy electives at community college in the summer?
Any history, math, lab science not comp sci, or sociology should be free GPA points.crazi4law wrote:I plan on studying for the LSAT this summer and taking it in the fall. Assuming I do well, would taking easy elective courses at a community college next summer be a good strategy to boost my GPA? I'm currently at a 4-year university with a solid GPA but I feel that a few more easy A's can't hurt.
- booboo
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Re: Taking easy electives at community college in the summer?
If you can, attend a CC that has A+ as a possible grade. That 4.33 will help correct any "issues" you have on your transcript.
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