Psych gpa

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hey!! im an undergraduate, and i wanted to know what GPA graduate schools look at. Do they look at all four years, the las 60 units or only the psych classes??? I heard that most look at your psych gpa only, but im not sure if thats true... please help!!
 
All three. It really depends on the school but basically your overall GPA will be looked at by most schools as will some combination of your last 2 years/60 units and/or your psych GPA. Schools vary on how these are looked at but as long as you have a healthy GPA all-around you'll do great! If you're going to make mistakes, of course, it is best to have made them early in your college career and in non-psych, non-science related courses.