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Based on everything I've seen, it is quite common to have a cGPA > sGPA. What happens when the reverse is true? How is your application evaluated?
For example, someone with a 3.8 sGPA but only 3.65 cGPA--should they apply like they have a 3.65 or 3.8? It would potentially change the school list quite a bit.
For example, someone with a 3.8 sGPA but only 3.65 cGPA--should they apply like they have a 3.65 or 3.8? It would potentially change the school list quite a bit.