unofficial withdraw Forum
- mermaidprincess92
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unofficial withdraw
Does an unofficial withdraw count in LSAC gpa? My undergrad school doesn't calculate it into overall GPA
- Clearly
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Re: unofficial withdraw
How does it show on your transcript.
- mermaidprincess92
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Re: unofficial withdraw
It shows up like this:
Area : Courses Not Used - Met
Met Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High Required Credits Required Courses Term Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade Source
Yes UNUSED Courses
201210
MTH 1000C CORE: MATH FOR LIBERAL ARTS
3.000
UW
H
Area : Courses Not Used - Met
Met Condition Rule Subject Attribute Low High Required Credits Required Courses Term Subject Course Title Attribute Credits Grade Source
Yes UNUSED Courses
201210
MTH 1000C CORE: MATH FOR LIBERAL ARTS
3.000
UW
H
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- MyNameIsFlynn!
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Re: unofficial withdraw
Your school notes unofficial withdrawals on your official transcript?
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- Clearly
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Re: unofficial withdraw
Schools are more or less required to list any attempted credit on an official transcript.MyNameIsFlynn! wrote:Your school notes unofficial withdrawals on your official transcript?
- mermaidprincess92
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Re: unofficial withdraw
unfortunately they do list it, but they haven't counted it against me when calculating my GPA. I have asked around and no one else at other schools seems to have even heard of unofficial withdraw so I'm not sure what to make of it
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Re: unofficial withdraw
PourMeTea wrote:You can ask your registrar/call LSAC. If it isn't punitive, it probably won't count.
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- mermaidprincess92
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Re: unofficial withdraw
LSAC says UW is omitted, is that the same as nonpunitive???
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Re: unofficial withdraw
My school gave out UW which wasn't counted in my school GPA but it counted as a 0 when LSAC calculated my GPA.
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Re: unofficial withdraw
Are you sure about that? A friend of mine who went to Brown said they didn't show withdrawals on her transcript (they're also known for grade inflation there), so I'm curious if there's any real obligation there, or if some schools are really just that much better at giving their students nice-looking transcripts.Clearlynotstefan wrote:Schools are more or less required to list any attempted credit on an official transcript.MyNameIsFlynn! wrote:Your school notes unofficial withdrawals on your official transcript?
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