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Pretty sure he was being sarcastic.

It's impossible to answer your hypothetical without you giving us a year-by-year breakout of GPAs (both science and cumulative).
 
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Platinumabi said:
So I’m aware of how an upward trend in GPA is an indication of how you’ve improved throughout your undergrad years so that got me wondering if a downward GPA trend is a red flag. Let’s just say a student started with a 4.0 and finished with a 3.7 with a downward trend in her GPA. How would ADCOMS view this?


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That's a downward trend only in the mind on neurotic pre-meds.

4.0 -> 3.1...THAT'S a downward trend.

And yes, doctorcoctor was being sarcastic. It doesn't travel well over the electrons.
 
Goro said:
That's a downward trend only in the mind on neurotic pre-meds.

4.0 -> 3.1...THAT'S a downward trend.

And yes, doctorcoctor was being sarcastic. It doesn't travel well over the electrons.
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Oh gotcha, thank you all so much!

I’m not good with jokes...might be because I’m neurotic lol


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4.0 to 3.7 is not a downward trend with science-related coursework. That's still Dean's List. You do get a cushion when it comes to having "good grades."
 
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