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Okabe said:
I have seen posts like this previously, however I always come across a different answer regarding post-bacc vs. masters program. First off, I just recently graduated with a 3.71 from the university I attended(63 units), but my duration at the community college I performed poorly and had a 2.94 (87 units). So in this case I don’t think my upward trend matters. My overall on my official transcripts reads a 3.23 but when all my transcripts were processed through AADSAS my overall states a 2.94 and science 2.96. My TS is a 21 and AA 20. I am confused on where to go from here. Do I do a DIY post bacc, masters, SMP, formal post bacc? What is killing my AADSAS gpa is my transcripts from CC. Any/all advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Really? Your time is so precious you cannot read a post unless it is in a template? Give me a break. There is no more information you need than what was given.
Okabe said:
I have seen posts like this previously, however I always come across a different answer regarding post-bacc vs. masters program. First off, I just recently graduated with a 3.71 from the university I attended(63 units), but my duration at the community college I performed poorly and had a 2.94 (87 units). So in this case I don’t think my upward trend matters. My overall on my official transcripts reads a 3.23 but when all my transcripts were processed through AADSAS my overall states a 2.94 and science 2.96. My TS is a 21 and AA 20. I am confused on where to go from here. Do I do a DIY post bacc, masters, SMP, formal post bacc? What is killing my AADSAS gpa is my transcripts from CC. Any/all advice would be greatly appreciated.
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It seems like your performance from CC has outweighed the university. It could be possible there was a mistake in processing for AADSAS and I believe there is an appeals process. I remember seeing a way to calculate it on your own to verify?

At any rate, your DAT seems solid especially for someone with that GPA (from an admissions committee standpoint). I would say worst case yes, do a masters program and do well (very well) to show that whatever was hindering your performance is now in the past. Not all hope is lost
 
Alpha Centauri said:
Really? Your time is so precious you cannot read a post unless it is in a template? Give me a break. There is no more information you need than what was given.

It seems like your performance from CC has outweighed the university. It could be possible there was a mistake in processing for AADSAS and I believe there is an appeals process. I remember seeing a way to calculate it on your own to verify?

At any rate, your DAT seems solid especially for someone with that GPA (from an admissions committee standpoint). I would say worst case yes, do a masters program and do well (very well) to show that whatever was hindering your performance is now in the past. Not all hope is lost
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Alpha Centauri said:
Really? Your time is so precious you cannot read a post unless it is in a template? Give me a break. There is no more information you need than what was given.

It seems like your performance from CC has outweighed the university. It could be possible there was a mistake in processing for AADSAS and I believe there is an appeals process. I remember seeing a way to calculate it on your own to verify?

At any rate, your DAT seems solid especially for someone with that GPA (from an admissions committee standpoint). I would say worst case yes, do a masters program and do well (very well) to show that whatever was hindering your performance is now in the past. Not all hope is lost
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I appreciate the advice! Thank you very much.
 
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