Complex question about LSAC grade replacement policy
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2018 3:02 pm
I transferred from a community college to a university. At that community college, I got two Cs.
When I transferred to this school, those grades were listed on my transcript with the grade but they aren’t included in my GPA.
So, I realize that these two Cs are really bogging me down. If I retake the courses at that college, they replace the grade and there’s no indication I got a C before. So that’s what I’m planning on doing. However, it’s still listed that I got a C on my university’s transcript.
What do I do? Will the LSAC count my community college grades twice? Will they ignore them on my university report?
Because as far as I know, you have to send in all transcripts. So I am going to send two, but isn’t it confusing since my university has my community college transcript within it?
I asked LSAC and they gave me a very copy-paste answer that didn't help.
When I transferred to this school, those grades were listed on my transcript with the grade but they aren’t included in my GPA.
So, I realize that these two Cs are really bogging me down. If I retake the courses at that college, they replace the grade and there’s no indication I got a C before. So that’s what I’m planning on doing. However, it’s still listed that I got a C on my university’s transcript.
What do I do? Will the LSAC count my community college grades twice? Will they ignore them on my university report?
Because as far as I know, you have to send in all transcripts. So I am going to send two, but isn’t it confusing since my university has my community college transcript within it?
I asked LSAC and they gave me a very copy-paste answer that didn't help.