Fifth Year Senior? Forum
- Rock Chalk
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- sarcasmpolice
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Re: Fifth Year Senior?
Doesn't matter.
- dood
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Re: Fifth Year Senior?
The only thing that really matters about your degree is your LSAC GPA.
- Rock Chalk
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Re: Fifth Year Senior?
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- vanwinkle
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Re: Fifth Year Senior?
Well, discussing bad semesters and upward trends are worth talking about because they help explain away a bad GPA. Unless your GPA is bad you shouldn't need to say anything.Rock Chalk wrote:I used to think this, until I saw that a lot of people submit addenda drawing attention to upward trends and bad semesters. I was wondering if this was sort of a similar issue.LSATfromNC wrote:The only thing that really matters about your degree is your LSAC GPA.
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- BruceBarr
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Re: Fifth Year Senior?
An addendum would probably annoy the admissions people because...
Nobody cares two shits if it took you 3 or 7 years.
You're all good.
Nobody cares two shits if it took you 3 or 7 years.
You're all good.
- apper123
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They won't care. I was a 5th year, and it never came up.
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UG took me 10 years and it doesn't seem to be affecting my admissions. I worked FT and got married and had kids during that time. I didn't write an addendum because that information was available elsewhere in my application - on my resume, PS, etc.
I think it is actually becoming more common for Bachelor's degrees to take 5 years to complete.
I think it is actually becoming more common for Bachelor's degrees to take 5 years to complete.
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