<p>When I was in high school, I took community college classes. I'm not applying this year, but am anxious about next year. I've registered at LSAC and have looked at some applications, and they seem--to me--ambiguous on this point: should I include those community colleges I attended during HS? Do they count towards my LSAC gpa?</p>
<p>Thanks for your help</p>
<p>You might be able to decide. If the CC attendence shows up on your graduating college transcript, you'll have to send the CC grades. If not, it's up to you, even though you are suppose to send all college grades...</p>
<p>I think you have to send them. I hope they help you... my classes give me an extra .02 on my GPA :)</p>
<p>If they hurt you significantly (minus .05 GPA points or more), just write an addendum talking about how you decided to challenge yourself early but got overwhelmed.</p>
<p>Yeah, I think all college classes count towards the lsac</p>
<p>Thanks guys. It's 15 credits, all As, which doesn't help that much towards the overall GPA, but I'll just include it.</p>
<p>Super obsessive-compulsive question: most law schools have room for only 2 colleges on their applications. So, could I just lump the 2 community colleges on one line?</p>
<p>(You have just witnessed the beginning of my neuroticism. Tommorrow, I will begin to bathe in Purell, every hour on the hour. And I will enjoy this.)</p>