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If I spent my freshman year at a different college and transferred to another college for my sophomore, junior, and senior years, how should I display my GPA?
The three methods I have thought of are below:
1. GPA of only my current college (~3.6)
2. Separate display of my GPAs at each institution (~3.8 at previous institution and ~3.6 at current institution)
3. Weighted average of both GPAs (~3.69)
One of the concerns that I have is that my freshman year GPA is significantly higher than my overall GPA at my current institution (3.8 vs 3.6). I have changed majors from my previous institution to a more challenging major (from Arts & Sciences to Engineering), but I have heard that a progressively increasing GPA trend is desired. With this in mind, which method should I use to display my GPA in my MBA applications?
Thank you and happy new year!
If I spent my freshman year at a different college and transferred to another college for my sophomore, junior, and senior years, how should I display my GPA?
The three methods I have thought of are below:
1. GPA of only my current college (~3.6)
2. Separate display of my GPAs at each institution (~3.8 at previous institution and ~3.6 at current institution)
3. Weighted average of both GPAs (~3.69)
One of the concerns that I have is that my freshman year GPA is significantly higher than my overall GPA at my current institution (3.8 vs 3.6). I have changed majors from my previous institution to a more challenging major (from Arts & Sciences to Engineering), but I have heard that a progressively increasing GPA trend is desired. With this in mind, which method should I use to display my GPA in my MBA applications?
Thank you and happy new year!
