What is the ADEA GPA scale for Dental school applicants? i.e. how are the letter grades converted?

[ambiciozanslavenski]

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Does the ADEA still use the 4.33 scale (4.33 A+, 4.0 A, etc?)

 

[pgex2t]

Does the ADEA still use the 4.33 scale (4.33 A+, 4.0 A, etc?)

yes

 

[ambiciozanslavenski]

yes

And they only take the letter grades from your undergraduate transcript, correct?

 

[C10H15N]

What if your school does not offer A+, just A. Do you just get screwed over based on each school's separate grading systems?

 

[ambiciozanslavenski]

What if your school does not offer A+, just A. Do you just get screwed over based on each school's separate grading systems?

I have heard its disadvantageous to an extent, but I can't say for certain how much it will affect the overall ADEA GPA conversion.