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[ChymeofPassion]

Hey, so I went to Penn State for two years, but all I did was party. Both fall semesters were withdrawals, and out of the seven courses I actually finished--I got like a 3.15 GPA.

Fast forward, second year at SJU, almost 60 credits, etc. My transferred classes don't contribute to my GPA, so I have a 3.8 right now.

Dumb question, but when I start applying to med schools, do I need to include PSU?

Yup. Everything, including transcripts and institutional actions (alcohol/drug violations?) must be reported. So rough math, you are looking at a ~3.6 GPA and 8 W's.

 

[deleted987519]

Hey, so I went to Penn State for two years, but all I did was party. Both fall semesters were withdrawals, and out of the seven courses I actually finished--I got like a 3.15 GPA.

Fast forward, second year at SJU, almost 60 credits, etc. My transferred classes don't contribute to my GPA, so I have a 3.8 right now.

Dumb question, but when I start applying to med schools, do I need to include PSU?

Yes

 

[bluepeony]

Hey, so I went to Penn State for two years, but all I did was party. Both fall semesters were withdrawals, and out of the seven courses I actually finished--I got like a 3.15 GPA.

Fast forward, second year at SJU, almost 60 credits, etc. My transferred classes don't contribute to my GPA, so I have a 3.8 right now.

Dumb question, but when I start applying to med schools, do I need to include PSU?

yup!

 

[ChymeofPassion]

Thanks, if I get an interview, it will definitely be a talking point.

Just be honest and you should be fine, you've shown you can be a damn good student through your work at SJU.