I was just checking out some “LSAT watches” as they have a bezel with marks going from 0-35. I know some watches such as those with chronographs have been banned, however this appears to be a traditional watch only with LSAT section length bezel. I thought this could prove helpful, because honestly I can hardly tell time let alone breath when taking certain sections.
How does the LSAC determine undergraduate GPA? I had attended multiple schools from the same system during my undergraduate and have varying GPAs from each. If the LSAC deferred to the GPA of our graduating institution that would be great ?
I am about as far West Coast as you can get! In Hawaii it'll be happening at 1:30 pm :neutral: if the video can't be recorded and posted later, could there be a textual recap perhaps?
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They will count every single class/credit you have taken at each school before getting your first bachelors degree.
I was one of the lucky ones where my LSAC GPA is much higher than my degree-granting school's GPA since I went to diff school before that. haha.
I just found the LSAC gpa calculator from 7Sage and I think I may have lucked out!! My degree granting institution treats A+ and A as the same 4.0 grade, however LSAC treats A+ as 4.33! ?