Hi! I am new here. I just had a question regarding how people are aware of their science GPA's. My university states I have a "major gpa" at 3.34 (I majored in Biology.), but when I calculated my own science GPA, I got a 3.10! Big difference! So how would I go about in finding out my true sGPA? I am waiting until my DAT scores are up, so my applications haven't been sent yet, and AADSAS states I can view their own calculated GPA's once my application has been sent out. 🙁
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Your mGPA includes all the classes that are required by your major that does not constitute a "science" classes on the AADSAS, like possibly psychology courses, required english courses, etc. As such, these are not included in your sGPA.
Only way to find out your GPA is to calculate it yourself, or submit your app and let AADSAS do it for you.
Only way to find out your GPA is to calculate it yourself, or submit your app and let AADSAS do it for you.
Thank you!
Uhhh... You should submit your application as soon as possible, unless you are waiting to see if you should apply this cycle or not. You don't have to wait on your DAT scores to submit everything else (ie transcript which would get you your GPA calculations, LOEs, and general application).
I thought that the application is considered incomplete unless DAT scores are up. I will submit it ASAP as you stated just in case. Thank you, as well!
Not sure if you saw my post since we posted at basically the same time--but please, check the link in my signature. It could prove very enlightening.
I just took a look now. Thank you! It is very helpful indeed.
