Science GPA Explanation???

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CLAZO121

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Hi everybody!

Im really confused on what people mean when they say their "science GPA", or "other science GPA" could somebody explain this to me?

Also, if calculus is calculated into a science gpa, how can i increase my sgpa?

***Would sociology count towards your science gpa??***


Thanks!
 
Hi everybody!

Im really confused on what people mean when they say their "science GPA", or "other science GPA" could somebody explain this to me?

Also, if calculus is calculated into a science gpa, how can i increase my sgpa?

***Would sociology count towards your science gpa??***


Thanks!
AADSAS calculates your "science gpa" which includes all your science classes, then a BCP gpa which includes only biology, chemistry, and physics, and then your overall GPA. Basically it just means your GPA in science classes is more important than any others
 
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I always found it annoying that psychology, anthropology, geology, and economics are considered "non-science" by AADSAS metric.
 
I always found it annoying that psychology, anthropology, geology, and economics are considered "non-science" by AADSAS metric.
As far as I know, other professional schools do the same thing so it's not exclusive do the AADSAS.