I have a 34 MCAT, 3.81 Science GPA and 3.85 Overall, so I received an Incomplete grade for my "undergraduate directed research" class, aka my undergrad lab, and then it was replaced with an A shortly after. I'm wondering if this will come off as a red flag to adcoms, is it a dealbreaker?
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Incomplete Grade a Dealbreaker?
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Was the change after you submitted your app?
No on my AMCAS it shows the grade as an A, it just has a little "incomplete" comment next to it, to note that it was previously an incomplete grade.
Deal breaker is not the word I would be using at all for this
I have tons of these for my research and they're just because my PI never got around to submitting the grade. It's graded P/F anyway. I really doubt anyone will notice.
