Where does AACOMAS calculate GPA's?

[markshuster]

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So I have entered all my grades from into my AACOM application, so they are all listed under "academic courses". So my question is where are the calculations of my science, math, bio, etc. GPA's?? Does anyone know where they make this calculation so I can verify??


Also, what fun it was to try and determine what category all my biomedical engineering classes fell into!

 

[markshuster]

anyone...anyone at all have an answer??

 

[redwings54]

I think you dont get your GPA until you submit your application. So there isnt really a way to determine what your AACOMAS GPA is before you submit unless you do it yourself. I could be wrong, but that is what I am thinking. Maybe someone else can either substantiate or refute me but I think this is the case.

 

[redwings54]

I think you dont get your GPA until you submit your application. So there isnt really a way to determine what your AACOMAS GPA is before you submit unless you do it yourself. I could be wrong, but that is what I am thinking. Maybe someone else can either substantiate or refute me but I think this is the case.

 

[racerx]

I think you dont get your GPA until you submit your application. So there isnt really a way to determine what your AACOMAS GPA is before you submit unless you do it yourself. I could be wrong, but that is what I am thinking. Maybe someone else can either substantiate or refute me but I think this is the case.

Redwings is right. After you submit, they verify your transcript info. Once that's done, they send you and email telling you that your app. has been processed, and sent to all of the schools that you specified.

After the email, you can go to the AACOMAS website, sign-in, and view your "e-profile." The e-profile has a breakdown of your gpa, sci gpa, and non-sci gpa.

racerx

 

[stoleyerscrubz]

post #47 and #52 in the link below has 2 different calculators. Don't forget to look at the rules for categorizing grades on AACOMAS. Other science is in the science GPA and math is overall GPA.

This is also great for GPA projections and deciding how much retakes will change your GPA.

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=197005&highlight=gpa+calculator