PA school GPA

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If you have retaken a class, do PA schools take both grades into consideration for admisions or just the most recent. thanks
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eflwon said:
If you have retaken a class, do PA schools take both grades into consideration for admisions or just the most recent. thanks
plaDO
PA schools are like any other school in that every one has their own requirements, and way of doing things. You can see the list of PA programs at the AAPA web site. Contact those programs and find out how what their policies are....
 
I think it depends upon the original universities was of handling it. For instance, I took a poly sci class in undergrad that was taught by a person who had some racist views in my opinion. She gave me a D- because I did not share her jaded views and argued with her regularily.
I retook it in summer and got a "replacement" A. We could retake up to two (I think) classes and get replacement grades. That D- was on my transcript, but noted as being replaced by an A. The GPA also did not involve that one bad grade.
Hope this helps,
Pat