I have a friend who goes to undergrad at MSU and is considering law school. From what I understand, you guys have this wonky grading system that assign point values, not letter grades. So your grading scale looks like this:
4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0
My question is, what did that mean for your LSAC gpa? If you got a bunch of 3.5's did lsac count them as A-'s which would help your gpa, or a B+'s which would hurt your gpa (cuz on a normal scale, an A- is worth 3.67, a B+ is worth 3.33)?
Any help would be appreciated!
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Re: Any Michigan State Undergrads out there?
They counted 3.5's as 3.5's and 4.0's as 4.0's. My lsac gpa was only .01 off my ugpa.
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Re: Any Michigan State Undergrads out there?
Your avatar is mildly awesome, though I'm not from the UP.artichoke wrote:They counted 3.5's as 3.5's and 4.0's as 4.0's. My lsac gpa was only .01 off my ugpa.
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