how does LSAC handle course repeats like this Forum
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how does LSAC handle course repeats like this
I know that LSAC counts every transcript grade and credit, and if you receive an F and an A in a course, they count the F times the credits and the A times the credits. However, if you take a course and receive a B, then retake and receive an A. Will they count A? I understand counting both if you did poorly, but what about situations where you pass and earn almost similar grades?
- maybeman
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Re: how does LSAC handle course repeats like this
They count both. You can easily look this stuff up on their website
- dodint
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Re: how does LSAC handle course repeats like this
They count it all, which is absurd, but whatever.
I loved that the classes I took while screwing around in high school held more merit than the grad work I just completed.
LSAC is flawed in almost every way. They need to take lessons from other professions, they could learn a lot from PTCAS.
I loved that the classes I took while screwing around in high school held more merit than the grad work I just completed.
LSAC is flawed in almost every way. They need to take lessons from other professions, they could learn a lot from PTCAS.
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Re: how does LSAC handle course repeats like this
Thanks guys for the help. Dodint, when you mentioned LSAC counting high school classes - they just count high school classes that count as college credit, right? So if I earned no college credit in high school, those wont be scored, right? Just wanted to ask. Thanks.
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Re: how does LSAC handle course repeats like this
Yeah, sorry. I went to my community college the summer before my senior year of high school and a half day my senior year. They didn't ask for nor have my actual high school transcripts. Sorry for the confusion.
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