I'm graduating this December - I was interested in taking some "community learning" courses at a local community college for personal enrichment (foreign language courses more specifically.) These courses are ungraded and non-credit; does documentation of these courses need to be sent to LSAC/CAS?
Edit: What about non-credit, ungraded certificate programs? (Such as a "technical writing" certificate?)
Do ungraded, non-credit course transcripts need to be sent? Forum
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Re: Do ungraded, non-credit course transcripts need to be sent?
Yes, they need to be reported. If there's a transcript issued, LSAC wants it.
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Re: Do ungraded, non-credit course transcripts need to be sent?
Alrighty, thank you. They won't impact my overall application package though - right? Since there's no grade nor credit hours to factor into GPA calculation?cavalier1138 wrote:Yes, they need to be reported. If there's a transcript issued, LSAC wants it.
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Re: Do ungraded, non-credit course transcripts need to be sent?
Yeah, they won't have an effect. And since it sounds like you're taking them after your degree is granted, they will double not-count.preamble wrote:Alrighty, thank you. They won't impact my overall application package though - right? Since there's no grade nor credit hours to factor into GPA calculation?cavalier1138 wrote:Yes, they need to be reported. If there's a transcript issued, LSAC wants it.
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