Will my F be counted even if I replaced it with an A?

[natfat]

<p>In my college there is an F replacement policy where an F can be replaced with a grade of C or better if the class is retaken. I messed up my first semester of college and got an F in a Calculus class. I retook it this summer and got an A. I know that my grades will go though the LSAC before I apply to law school and I was wondering if they will count the F or only the A since I took the exact same course twice.
Also, my GPA for freshman year is 3.73 but if the F was still counted it would be 3.32</p>

[sybbie719]

<p>IF both grades appear on your transcript, then both grades will be calculated in your LSAC gpa.</p>

<p>the LSAC states the following:</p>

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Repeated Courses
All grades and credits earned for repeated courses will be included in the GPA calculation if the course units and grades appear on the transcript. A line drawn through course information or a grade does not eliminate the course from GPA calculation if the course units appear on the transcript</p>

<p>[LSAC</a> - LSAC Policies - Policies Related to Transcript Summarization](<a href=“http://www.lsac.org/policies/transcript-summarization.asp]LSAC”>http://www.lsac.org/policies/transcript-summarization.asp)

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