chroot said:Nearly all schools disclose only the grade you got the second time around, though some do note on the transcript that it was a repeat. You should check with your school's registrar to see how they handle it.
- Warren
chroot said:I mean most schools generally will not tell anyone what you got the first time; they will only print the grade from the second time.
- Warren
Yes, graduate admission committees will consider retaken classes when reviewing your application for grad school. However, the weight given to these classes may vary depending on the specific program and university.
Yes, you can retake classes for grad school if you received a low grade. Retaking classes can demonstrate your commitment to improving your academic performance and can potentially improve your chances of being admitted to grad school.
It depends on the university and program you are applying to. Some universities may only consider your most recent grade, while others may average both grades. It's important to check with the specific program to determine their policies.
This also depends on the university and program. Some may require an explanation for retaking classes, especially if there is a significant gap in time between the original class and the retaken class. It's best to check with the program for their specific requirements.
Again, this will vary depending on the university and program. Some may only consider your most recent grade, while others may average both grades. It's important to check with the specific program to determine how retaken classes will affect your GPA for grad school admissions.