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Any experts in class withdraws and LSAC?
AudaciousRed
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Hi everyone!
So.. I have a withdraw on my transcripts from a billion years ago. It was due to time confliction and other reasons. My school did not count the withdraw as a fail or ding my gpa for it. I only spent a couple weeks in it, so was well within the acceptable withdraw time frame.
Would LSAC overlook this as it is "non-punitive", or will they punish me for dropping a class regardless?
On my transcripts, it looks like:
Art 199 Clay Sculpt. workshop Grade: A Repeat: N Attempted Credit: 3 Earned: 3 Pass: 0 GPA credits: 3 Quality points: 12
ENL 101 College Composition Grade: A Repeat: N Attempted Credit: 3 Earned: 3 Pass: 0 GPA credits: 3 Quality points: 12
WLD 125 Arc Welding I Grade: W Repeat: N Attempted Credit: 2 Earned: 0 Pass: 0 GPA credits: 0 Quality points: 0
Term totals: Attempted Credits: 8, Earned: 6, Pass: 0, GPA credits: 6, Quality points: 24, GPA: 4.00
I'm thinking it should be okay since it had no effect on the gpa, and wasn't a "Withdrawn/Failing". What say you?
And if it does, how would I go about maybe having this corrected at my CC so that it doesn't impact?
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I have two Ws on my transcript. No effect whatsoever on my GPA. You should be fine.
Assuming no mistakes are made, you should be in the clear. I have several of these to no effect.
Whew. Okay. Thanks guys. I know it seems like such a minor thing, but using the calculator, it can shave .1 off my GPA just like that. I'd rather it not!
W should be fine! I had one and it didnt seem to impact my admissions