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Hi,
My question is do to the fact that I am an undergraduate student who will be graduating from Georgia Gwinnett College in the next year and a half. I have spent all but one semester at this school. My institutional GPA ia currently 3.2. Based on projected calculations with a high degree of certainty, my GPA will be above 3.5 upon graduation. The issue is that the one semester I spent at Gwinnett Technical College (I failed all my classes) puts my regents GPA much lower.
My question then is: do medical schools pay attention to the institutional or overall GPA? Is there any way I can remove my one semester at another school from my overall transcript? How does this affect my chances of entry into medical schools?
My question is do to the fact that I am an undergraduate student who will be graduating from Georgia Gwinnett College in the next year and a half. I have spent all but one semester at this school. My institutional GPA ia currently 3.2. Based on projected calculations with a high degree of certainty, my GPA will be above 3.5 upon graduation. The issue is that the one semester I spent at Gwinnett Technical College (I failed all my classes) puts my regents GPA much lower.
My question then is: do medical schools pay attention to the institutional or overall GPA? Is there any way I can remove my one semester at another school from my overall transcript? How does this affect my chances of entry into medical schools?
