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Okay so I ran a search on here about gpa and grade replacement and the most common answer I've seen is that the individual school will choose to take the higher grade in a retake or average the grades. However I was looking at the Optomcas website and I found this:
How will repeated courses be handled?
If repeat courses taken at the same school will be marked as repeated under special classification. The final attempt will have full credit value and will be included in the GPA calculations. All prior attempts will have a credit value of 0.0 and will not be included in the GPA although the course and grade will be listed in the coursework.
I realize that Optomcas is brand new, so is this a new policy? This is really important to me, because retakes drastically affect my cgpa. From this information it seems like they share the same philosophy of grade replacement like DO medical schools.
How will repeated courses be handled?
If repeat courses taken at the same school will be marked as repeated under special classification. The final attempt will have full credit value and will be included in the GPA calculations. All prior attempts will have a credit value of 0.0 and will not be included in the GPA although the course and grade will be listed in the coursework.
I realize that Optomcas is brand new, so is this a new policy? This is really important to me, because retakes drastically affect my cgpa. From this information it seems like they share the same philosophy of grade replacement like DO medical schools.
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