Postbacc GPA same as uGPA

[sous45]

I am halfway through a DIY postbacc as a non-trad career changer. I finished undergrad with a 3.68 cumulative GPA and ~1.8 sGPA due to taking only 2 BCPM classes and receiving a C and D respectively. In my postbacc, I have received one B+ and one B and the rest As and A-s in BCPM courses. I calculated my postbacc GPA to include the remainder of my planned coursework with As and A-s and I will still only receive a ~3.68-3.69 for my final postbacc GPA before applying best case scenario...will this be a red flag that my postbacc GPA isn't significantly higher than my undergrad GPA? Obviously my sGPA will come up significantly, but I am wondering if I should delay my app another year to accumulate more postbacc credits?

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[chilly_md]

How many credits is this?

 

[Nontrad_FL_LGBT]

I am halfway through a DIY postbacc as a non-trad career changer. I finished undergrad with a 3.68 cumulative GPA and ~1.8 sGPA due to taking only 2 BCPM classes and receiving a C and D respectively. In my postbacc, I have received one B+ and one B and the rest As and A-s in BCPM courses. I calculated my postbacc GPA to include the remainder of my planned coursework with As and A-s and I will still only receive a ~3.68-3.69 for my final postbacc GPA before applying best case scenario...will this be a red flag that my postbacc GPA isn't significantly higher than my undergrad GPA? Obviously my sGPA will come up significantly, but I am wondering if I should delay my app another year to accumulate more postbacc credits?

Not a red flag. 3.7 sGPA is perfectly in range.