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Originally Posted by Iowa_Flames_Fan
Jayems:
To get a definitive answer about how it will affect your GPA, you should speak to an adviser at MRC. One important question is what a high GPA means to you in a practical sense--is it only important for a scholarship, or is it that you intend to apply for a more advanced program--a degree program at U of C, or graduate/professional work, perhaps. If it's the latter, I wouldn't worry too much, because for the most part those kinds of programs weigh your most recent grades more heavily than your overall GPA. Also, "W" grades, as long as there aren't more than about 2 or 3, are not usually a big deal.
In many cases, there's an overall "transfer GPA" which is calculated separately from your overall GPA. That may set your mind at ease somewhat.
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Yeah, I've been playing telephone tag with the lady at MRC credit transfer, but I can't talk to her until tomorrow, and i got a little antsy.
Thanks for the info!