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Long time lurker here, hoping you all could give some advice on whether or not I should write an addendum to address the following:

My freshman year of college I did not do very well academically -- but also not horribly. Two B-'s scattered in with a few A's and mostly B/B+'s. I probably finished the year with 3.4. I had all but forgotten this, since I later transferred and the school from which I graduated never included grades from my old university when calculating my GPA. But LSAC does, bringing my down my overall GPA. So should I write an addendum explaining these comparatively low grades? The simple explanation is that I was unhappy my freshman year, and so wasn't as motivated as I should have been. Perhaps that's self-evident, given that I transferred and later graduated from another school with a 3.7 (almost 5 years ago, so this feels like ancient history TBH).

Thanks in advance!

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Probably better to avoid writing an addendum simply because many, maybe most, students experience some sort of adjustment difficulty during their freshman year of college.

I feel like there isn't any reason whatsoever to include an addendum for getting a 3.4, especially if you finished at your other school with a 3.7. Just focus on the LSAT (if you haven't already) and you'll be fine!

No.

Thanks all and apologies for the paranoia