Hi everyone, my application just got verified and my GPA ended up as a 3.67 because of a class that I repeated. My actual university has my GPA as a 3.78 because of grade forgiveness, which I completed and did much better in the course the second time around. Do most schools calculate GPA on their own to see what GPA actually is (for example to exclude repeated classes like my situation) or do they usually go strictly by the PTCAS GPA? It seems like most people know that PTCAS lowers GPA’s for situations like this so I was wondering what schools do because now I am kind of worried. Thanks!
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