Second Undergraduate degree Forum

[ramu_arul]

So in my undergrad days. I did not take my grade to seriously. Passed out of it with a degree, and I did not get stellar grades. But recently I was talking to someone, and they suggested, I should do a second undergraduate, to improve my grades. Now I'm from Canada and it is an option many people chose. But I plan of applying to American Law school. So I was wondering generally how American universities take to a second undergrad. Also can I use my GPA from the second undergrad to apply to law school, instead of the first one. I wrote my LAST and a 165.

[Nova]

doesn't work like that.

after you get your first degree your LSAC GPA is set in stone

[Clearly]

Just to verify. Your GPA is only based on grades earned until your first BA. Your GPA is locked in.

[TigerDude]

It doesn't seem a good idea to me that 7 additional years of school will improve your life.

Spend 7 years getting ahead.

[dowu]

It doesn't seem a good idea to me that 7 additional years of school will improve your life.

Spend 7 years getting ahead.

Agreed.

Get a job. Save some money.