Classifying Freshmen Sophmore etc. on transcript entry

[Yhorm the Giant]

So I have over 200 UG credits. Will I just end up saying senior semester for the last like 110 credits or can I put the first several semesters in the freshmen category on the transcript entry in aacomas? I've tried every tag I could to search for this, sorry if it is a frequent question. I would love to clump everything in the beginning as a freshmen because then it would show I have a Sophmore Junior and Senior year GPA all above a 3.8 and a 4.0 my last 30 credits, instead of a terrible first 3 years (which is was) and then one good super duper senior year of over 100 credits.

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[Alienman52]

So I have over 200 UG credits. Will I just end up saying senior semester for the last like 110 credits or can I put the first several semesters in the freshmen category on the transcript entry in aacomas? I've tried every tag I could to search for this, sorry if it is a frequent question. I would love to clump everything in the beginning as a freshmen because then it would show I have a Sophmore Junior and Senior year GPA all above a 3.8 and a 4.0 my last 30 credits, instead of a terrible first 3 years (which is was) and then one good super duper senior year of over 100 credits.

If you didn't take the coursework in your freshman/sophomore/junior year, then you cannot input the information as such. The best thing to do in this case would be to list it as senior year coursework if there is no other option to list the coursework as taken after the degree was earned.

I'm assuming this is the case, that your courses were all taken after senior year as a postbacc of sorts, and that the semesters were not mixed in with your other years.


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[SlugMD]

In general, years are broken down into quarters of the units needed to graduate so for the typical 120 unit degree:

Freshman = 0-29
Sophomore = 30-59
Junior = 60-89
Senior 90+

To answer your question: yes, your last 110+ units should be classified under senior year.

 

[Yhorm the Giant]

If you didn't take the coursework in your freshman/sophomore/junior year, then you cannot input the information as such. The best thing to do in this case would be to list it as senior year coursework if there is no other option to list the coursework as taken after the degree was earned.

I'm assuming this is the case, that your courses were all taken after senior year as a postbacc of sorts, and that the semesters were not mixed in with your other years.


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Hey thanks for the response! I totally see what you were saying, the thing is I bounced around a few other majors and never finished them, so I just barely finished a little over two hundred credits and got my bachelor's degree last week, so nothing was a postbac unfortunately, no I wish that I had in retrospect just graduated and then got my prereqs. So all 200 of my credits were before I got a bachelor's degree

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[Yhorm the Giant]

In general, years are broken down into quarters of the units needed to graduate so for the typical 120 unit degree:

Freshman = 0-29
Sophomore = 30-59
Junior = 60-89
Senior 90+

To answer your question: yes, your last 110+ units should be classified under senior year.

Okay great, thanks that's good to know, I guess I will just have like 90 or so credits in my senior year haha

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