Should I be concerned about discrepancy between AO and BCPM & Cumulative GPA

[jusstle]

Hi,

I am currently deciding between taking my last quarter as a part-time student (8 units) vs a full-time student (12-16 units). I have finished my degree requirements, but as I go to a quarter school, I will be taking an extra quarter of biochem (structural) to avoid being locked out of schools that won't take only 1 quarter (I already have metabolic biochem). Assuming I get all A's, if I do part-time, my AO is 3.68, while my cumGPA is 3.74 and my BCPM is 3.78. If I do full-time, I would have a 3.70-3.71 AO, with a 3.74 cumGPA and 3.78 BCPM. Is this discrepancy between my AO and other GPAs if I do part-time something I need to worry about?

I will be working as an ED Tech/Patient Care Assistant and as a lab assistant during this quarter too, so I won't just be taking it easy.

Thanks in advance!

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[LizzyM]

No one will bat an eye with:
BCPM /AO / Total

part-time: 3.78/3.68/3.74
full-time: 3.78/3.70/3.74

It is not anything anyone would even think about!

 

[Goro]

Hi,

I am currently deciding between taking my last quarter as a part-time student (8 units) vs a full-time student (12-16 units). I have finished my degree requirements, but as I go to a quarter school, I will be taking an extra quarter of biochem (structural) to avoid being locked out of schools that won't take only 1 quarter (I already have metabolic biochem). Assuming I get all A's, if I do part-time, my AO is 3.68, while my cumGPA is 3.74 and my BCPM is 3.78. If I do full-time, I would have a 3.70-3.71 AO, with a 3.74 cumGPA and 3.78 BCPM. Is this discrepancy between my AO and other GPAs if I do part-time something I need to worry about?

I will be working as an ED Tech/Patient Care Assistant and as a lab assistant during this quarter too, so I won't just be taking it easy.

Thanks in advance!

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