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Adding Additional Transcripts to my LSAC Page
LindsMitch
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Hello!
Just a quick question: Following my undergrad graduation in 2015, I took 3 online economics classes from a local community college in order to fulfill prerequisites for a master's program I was planning on applying to. I ended up changing my mind and didn't apply, but I was wondering if I am required to have the community college send those transcripts into the LSAC? From what I understand only the undergraduate level work that you completed before receiving your degree is calculated in your GPA..
Thanks!
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Bumping this to the top!
Even though it will not be used to calculate your LSAC GPA, I think you still have to send in the transcripts. I would email/call LSAC directly to be sure. Based on my experience, they respond to emails pretty quickly.