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Average grades in freshman physics courses, ranging from C's to B's, can be offset by strong performance in upper-level undergraduate physics classes. Improvement in academic performance is generally viewed positively by institutions. Some universities prioritize GPA from the last two years of coursework over cumulative GPA, which can benefit students who show upward trends in their grades. Ultimately, the impact of these grades varies by school and their specific evaluation criteria.
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If your grades for your first freshman physics courses are average, ranging from C's to B's, but your academic performance is decent in your upper level undergraduate physics courses.
 
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If your grades for your first freshman physics courses are average, ranging from C's to B's, but your academic performance is decent in your upper level undergraduate physics courses.

Decent, or good upper level coursework? A performance improvement is basically always a good thing. Also, some schools consider your GPA for last two years of coursework (priority over cumulative). I guess the answer, as usual, is it depends on the school.
 
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