Considering Transferring for Bachelor's Forum

[reallycreativename]

I am currently a junior philosophy major at Texas Tech University. I want to go to a law school in a West Coast state. I'm considering transferring to a university there to finish my philosophy degree and establish residency status, but I will worry more about that later.

My question is this:

If I transfer to another university, will I need to put the GPAs of all the universities I attended on my law school applications or just the one I graduate from?

Thanks in advance!

[glitter178]

All of them.

[reallycreativename]

All of them.

Does that include community colleges?

[glitter178]

All of them.

Does that include community colleges?

Yes. /thread

[ryemanhattan]

LSAC will take all of your undergrad transcripts and calculate a GPA for you. That's the number you'll be stuck with, for better or worse. Having said that, law school admissions do like an upward trend in grades. ie a mediocre GPA because of poor grades freshman year is better than consistent mediocrity, or a bad senior year.

[glitter178]

LSAC will take all of your undergrad transcripts and calculate a GPA for you. That's the number you'll be stuck with, for better or worse. Having said that, law school admissions do like an upward trend in grades. ie a mediocre GPA because of poor grades freshman year is better than consistent mediocrity, or a bad senior year.

The end number is what matters.

[D'Angelo]

the upward trend is a very small bump!

[wvu]

My friend got college credit in high school from a local university for taking advanced Spanish classes (just normal classes at the high school), and still had to get a transcript from that university as they were considered transfer credits.

So yeah, all of them.