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Just finished possibly the stupidest course load I've taken on thus far and came out of it with about a 3.2 term GPA. I'm honestly ecstatic about how it turned out but it does cast into question my course plans for my next/senior (and potentially last) year.
Should I ease off on the number of classes and do the bare minimum to graduate/complete pre-reqs at this point? Or should I just keep doing what I've been doing and hope the fact that I'm "going above and beyond" actually matters to admissions?
This will probably be the last semester they see, and it really destroys my upward trend. One thing I'm considering is to take an extra year but that would involve outstaying my scholarship and suddenly paying out of state. Ahh, choices.
Should I ease off on the number of classes and do the bare minimum to graduate/complete pre-reqs at this point? Or should I just keep doing what I've been doing and hope the fact that I'm "going above and beyond" actually matters to admissions?
This will probably be the last semester they see, and it really destroys my upward trend. One thing I'm considering is to take an extra year but that would involve outstaying my scholarship and suddenly paying out of state. Ahh, choices.