Hi Guys,
I was just checking the LSACNET.ORG transcript list for my personal school and I am slightly confused.
I took a class and got a C- which I then repeated and got a B- (I know, I was stupid for repeating it and I never should have). My school's transcript lists the class with a C- and then says that it is excluded from the GPA and shows the repeat a little further down with the B-.
Given this, I was under the assumption that LSAC will count both the C- and the B- which I was fine with (not really but I've grown to accept it and moved on).
The LSACnet.org website however scares me because it seems to be implying that the "excluded from GPA" classes at my school are equivalent to F's. I'm inserting an image to give you a better picture. Can anybody shed any light on this?
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Re: LSDAS GPA
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Re: LSDAS GPA
No, you're reading it wrong. What the chart says is that your school doesn't count NP in its own GPA, while LSAC does count NP as an F. Your B- and C-will be counted separately. In other words, "NP grades are excluded from school's GPA," not "grades excluded from GPA are NP."
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Phew, thanks guys.
That keeps me close to a 3.7 and in the running for a T14
That keeps me close to a 3.7 and in the running for a T14
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