Does anyone have experience or knowledge about applying with essentially no GPA? I completed by a Bachelor's and MBA from Capella University online using their FlexPath program (both on full tuition scholarships). This is somewhat of a new concept and does not give traditional grades, and thus I do not have a GPA. My transcript lists performance as "basic, proficient, or distinguished". Through both degrees I am 90%+ distinguished.
Assuming a 175ish LSAT (which I believe is completely realistic based on PT and time horizon) along with significant work experience, what are my prospects?
Thanks for your input.
Non-traditional Undergrad/Grad - No GPA Forum
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cavalier1138
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Re: Non-traditional Undergrad/Grad - No GPA
Normally, I'd say that you'll be treated like an international student, but I'm not sure how law schools treat degrees from for-profit, online "institutions" (this isn't a dig at you--I have serious problems with the people who run these scams). You may want to call an admissions department at a school you're interested in and/or an admissions consultant to see how this will impact your application.
