After graduation courses effect on gpa

[Sgeramy]

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Hey i am a canadian student at Ryerson university looking to apply to a DPT program next year. Im entering my last year, however I would like to take some courses to increase my pre-req GPA. Im taking a gap year to do this while also studying for the GRE.

I was wondering if my GPA will be locked as soon as i graduate? (i.e. should i graduate or should i prolong my graduation).

also im not gonna be able to take an anatomy course (its an elective for my program) prior to my graduation can i take it after i graduate?

Sorry for the dumb questions but i cant seem to find a solid answer online

 

[ttu_kin]

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[DPTstud6]

Your post-bac GPA is not calculated into the overall GPA on your application. As for your anatomy course, I am not sure how that would work if you take it after you graduate. I would assume it would impact your pre-req/ science GPA but not your overall.

GPAs

That's not true. All of the post-bac credit courses are included in your cumulative GPA. Additionally, you can take pre-requisites following graduation (ie. a non-traditional student or student with a major outside of the common pre-pt ones who may be lacking pre-reqs).

The link you posted also states this:

• Overall Cumulative: GPA includes all undergraduate, postbaccalaureate, graduate, and professional courses

 

[ttu_kin]

That's not true. All of the post-bac credit courses are included in your cumulative GPA. Additionally, you can take pre-requisites following graduation (ie. a non-traditional student or student with a major outside of the common pre-pt ones who may be lacking pre-reqs).

The link you posted also states this:

• Overall Cumulative: GPA includes all undergraduate, postbaccalaureate, graduate, and professional courses

You're right. I apparently didn't read closely enough. I deleted my previous post to avoid any confusion from my bad answer

 

[Sgeramy]

Thank you guys so much for the help!!

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