<p>I am a student at a CA community college transferring to a UC next fall.</p>
<p>For the purposes of my cumulative GPA, will law schools consider non-UC transferable credit? I have a couple non-transferable classes such as Computer Audio and Intermediate Algebra on my record. I'm wondering if the grades from those classes will count in my cumulative GPA.</p>
<p>I am pretty sure all grades are used to determine your UGPA, so if you had classes that your UC did not accept for credit...they will still be used.</p>
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I am pretty sure all grades are used to determine your UGPA, so if you had classes that your UC did not accept for credit...they will still be used.
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<p>Yup, yup.</p>
<p>Check the LSDAS website to be sure.</p>