Something just occurred to me...

[CremasterFlash]

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I took a class in undergrad as ungraded, meaning that the grade did not contribute to my GPA (French III if memory serves). Like P/F except that it was S/Cr/NC meaning Satisfactory, Credit and No Credit.

I received an NC due to being an idiot who essentially stopped going to class after the second week. How does this get counted by AMCAS? When I apply will I have to put an F in my grading calculation?

So far I'm really doing well in my post-bacc and should be able to drag my 3.2 undergrad to something closer to a 3.5 or so. An F would really not help.

Any knowledge of how the AMCAS common app handles this sort of thing?

 

[Nomemory]

AMCAS counts everything and that will be counted as an "F". I'd check their website to be certain.

 

[oldpro]

AMCAS counts everything and that will be counted as an "F". I'd check their website to be certain.

Oh I see they did fail, yeah it's an F.

 

[southpawcannon]

What about IP(in-progress)? Say you left a program in which you took a course during the first summer that would continue the following summer, in which the goal was to do some sort of project before the end of the second year?

 

[gotmeds?]

AMCAS counts everything and that will be counted as an "F". I'd check their website to be certain.

No they don't. Pass/Fail classes are listed in the "Supplemental Hours" category and not counted toward your GPA. It would be a little unfair to count your failed classes against you and not give you any credit for the ones you passed.

 

[CremasterFlash]

No they don't. Pass/Fail classes are listed in the "Supplemental Hours" category and not counted toward your GPA. It would be a little unfair to count your failed classes against you and not give you any credit for the ones you passed.

i was thinking about that last night, thanks for the clarification. glad i wasn't filling out my AMCAS on the basis of the earlier advice.