GPA when applying to schools Forum
- ricekrispies
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GPA when applying to schools
If I am going to be applying to schools in fall of my Senior year, do schools look at my GPA following my application submission? Like, if I raise my GPA my senior year following my submission of my application, do schools see that and take that into account? Or is the GPA only from Frosh-Jr year?
- JXander
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Re: GPA when applying to schools
It depends on the school and when you apply. Emory takes forever to review applications, so they can probably take an updated transcript into account. Other schools may reject/accept you before you have a chance.ricekrispies wrote:If I am going to be applying to schools in fall of my Senior year, do schools look at my GPA following my application submission? Like, if I raise my GPA my senior year following my submission of my application, do schools see that and take that into account? Or is the GPA only from Frosh-Jr year?
From what I understand and have researched, an updated transcript following your final semester really does not make that much of a difference.
- ricekrispies
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Re: GPA when applying to schools
I gotcha. That is severely disappointing. I am probably going to have ~3.3 by the end of my Junior year but could get it up to ~3.5 by the end of my senior year. Thanks for the response!JXander wrote:It depends on the school and when you apply. Emory takes forever to review applications, so they can probably take an updated transcript into account. Other schools may reject/accept you before you have a chance.ricekrispies wrote:If I am going to be applying to schools in fall of my Senior year, do schools look at my GPA following my application submission? Like, if I raise my GPA my senior year following my submission of my application, do schools see that and take that into account? Or is the GPA only from Frosh-Jr year?
From what I understand and have researched, an updated transcript following your final semester really does not make that much of a difference.