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Discussion in 'Pre-Dental' started by Glycogen, May 15, 2008.

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  1. Glycogen

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    What is the diffrence between aadsas grade and the one on my transcript!
    ex;if I've got B should not be B`also for aadsas grading?!
     
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    on the same note, my transcript has both letter grades and percentages. Anyone know if it matters which one i enter?
     
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    You only put the grades. AADSAS doesn't have any place to put percentages.
     
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    It is a way to standardized everyones transcripts into one uniform standard. They still look at your transcript to see the difference between your real GPA and AADSAS GPA, as AADSAS GPA can be inflated.
     
    #4 TheWiredNerv, May 15, 2008
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