Science GPA
Started by bruinpredent
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Im not sure how it was done. but jsut wait till AADSAS does it for you
There is an "instruction manual for aadsas." I seem to recall that the course prefix indicating the department where the course is instructed is what "identifies" the course on the transcript.
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BCP GPA: All undergraduate courses identified on your transcript as Biology, Chemistry and Physics are used in computing this GPA.
Science GPA: All undergraduate courses identified on your transcript as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Math and Other Science is used in computing this GPA.
Non-science GPA: All undergraduate courses not used in calculating the Science GPA are used to compute this GPA such as "Other Science", "Math", "Social/Behavioral Science", "Computer Science
Undergraduate GPA: All courses for which undergraduate credit is received are used in computing this GPA.
Graduate GPA: All courses for which graduate credit is received are used in computing this GPA.
Overall GPA: All courses-both undergraduate and graduate- are used to compute this GPA. (For most dental school applicants who have not completed graduate courses, the overall GPA is the same as the Undergraduate GPA).
College/University GPAs: GPAs are reported for each college/university you have attended
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BCP GPA: All undergraduate courses identified on your transcript as Biology, Chemistry and Physics are used in computing this GPA.
Science GPA: All undergraduate courses identified on your transcript as Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Math and Other Science is used in computing this GPA.
Non-science GPA: All undergraduate courses not used in calculating the Science GPA are used to compute this GPA such as "Other Science", "Math", "Social/Behavioral Science", "Computer Science
Undergraduate GPA: All courses for which undergraduate credit is received are used in computing this GPA.
Graduate GPA: All courses for which graduate credit is received are used in computing this GPA.
Overall GPA: All courses-both undergraduate and graduate- are used to compute this GPA. (For most dental school applicants who have not completed graduate courses, the overall GPA is the same as the Undergraduate GPA).
College/University GPAs: GPAs are reported for each college/university you have attended
