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cumulative gpa or adjusted?
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What exactly does the application say?😉
hm... it just says gpa...
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Normally, I would put the cumulative GPA if no such designation exists on the application. Just remember that every secondary and/or primary is different so that's why I asked. Filling out applications is all about following directions.🙂
Just to be sure, what do you mean by an adjusted GPA?
Just to be sure, what do you mean by an adjusted GPA?
Contact the school then and ask for clarification.
omni, adjusted would include retakes and freshman forgiveness
omni, adjusted would include retakes and freshman forgiveness
well I retook a course and made a higher grade so there is an adjusted gpa on my transcript. Two gpa's, cumulative and adjusted.
Contact the school then and ask for clarification.
omni, adjusted would include retakes and freshman forgiveness
My school never made a distinction between the two types and they provide a de facto adjusted GPA only. 🙂
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You should put cumulative.
UH does not take the higher adjusted grade. They average. A guy I knew didn't get in for that very reason. He had a 4.0 adjusted GPA but like a 3.1 cumulative.
UH does not take the higher adjusted grade. They average. A guy I knew didn't get in for that very reason. He had a 4.0 adjusted GPA but like a 3.1 cumulative.