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If I were you, I would try to get to 60 credit hours just so that you dont raise eyebrows with admissions if you can. Based on what you're saying, you did 56 hours over 6 semesters. That's about 9.5 credits per semester. At most universities, you need at least 12 credit hours to be a full-time stud...

Understood, and I’d never seen that before, so thanks for bringing it to my attention. But you can also relax a bit, because while you won’t have a gpa calculated at the time of application, you can mitigate this with an addendum that gives your current GPA and reasons for no calculated GPA, which ...

I’m a bit confused, are you saying your university hasn’t calculated a cumulative GPA, or that LSAC cannot calculate your LSAC GPA? LSAC can't calculate a cumulative LSAC GPA because they need at least 60 graded credits to do so (I have 56, and the rest of my credits are AP credits that weren't gra...

Hey all, I plan on completing undergrad a year early and currently have 90+ credits on file. However, I came in with a bunch of AP credits, so only about 56 of those 90+ credits were graded and I therefore do not have a cumulative GPA calculated (I would have needed 60 graded credits for them to cal...