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Hi everyone,
I'm currently an undergraduate at a grade deflating ivy. My GPA is fine at the moment (>3.9), but I was wondering if I could take community college summer courses to help buffer that GPA (for the future). I would not be taking any prereqs at the community college but just easy science classes like microbio and such. It seems that the GPA section of the AMCAS does not distinguish GPA by school (not talking about transcripts). So would taking community college summer classes to help buffer and inflate my GPA be a smart idea?
I'm currently an undergraduate at a grade deflating ivy. My GPA is fine at the moment (>3.9), but I was wondering if I could take community college summer courses to help buffer that GPA (for the future). I would not be taking any prereqs at the community college but just easy science classes like microbio and such. It seems that the GPA section of the AMCAS does not distinguish GPA by school (not talking about transcripts). So would taking community college summer classes to help buffer and inflate my GPA be a smart idea?