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Whats your sgpa? I'd consider retaking if your far from a 3.3.
With those grades, your sGPA is not going to be up there. I'd retake as many of those classes as you comfortably/practically can.
Whats your sgpa? I'd consider retaking if your far from a 3.3.
That pretty much is my science gpa. I think it's in the mid 2's right now
That pretty much is my science gpa. I think it's in the mid 2's right now
In that case, definitely re-take the C's. Especially Gen-Chem & Bio (I'm assuming they are 4 credits each)
Yah, I'd be doing some major retaking. Before hand consider why your grades were so low. Figure out methods of studying as well.
Yah, I'd be doing some major retaking. Before hand consider why your grades were so low. Figure out methods of studying as well.
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Again I searched and found some gpa calculating spreadsheets but I'm pretty sure they were not right. Is the science gpa calculated by using just the science classes then calculate like a normal gpa or is it somehow calculated using all classes taken? I really do not know what my sci gpa is right now.
You just use your science classes and calculate as if it was normal gpa. So for example
A in bio 1
B in Bio 2
= a 3.5 science gpa.
A in bio 1
B in Bio 2
= a 3.5 science gpa.