Comments on: How do psychology graduate schools look at GPAs from two different undergrad schools?

Comments on: How do psychology graduate schools look at GPAs from two different undergrad schools? http://www.college-degree-guide.net/how-do-psychology-graduate-schools-look-at-gpas-from-two-different-undergrad-schools/510/ Your Questions, Our Answers Mon, 21 May 2012 07:53:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Chuckles http://www.college-degree-guide.net/how-do-psychology-graduate-schools-look-at-gpas-from-two-different-undergrad-schools/510/#comment-768 Chuckles Sun, 04 Jul 2010 21:34:48 +0000 http://www.college-degree-guide.net/how-do-psychology-graduate-schools-look-at-gpas-from-two-different-undergrad-schools/510/#comment-768 They will look at both and they all have different formulas. However, because you did over 3.0 in both schools you should be fine. Most likely they would do ((3.9 x 3) + (3.3 x 5))/8. That is, give proportional weighing to your GPA. They will look at both and they all have different formulas. However, because you did over 3.0 in both schools you should be fine. Most likely they would do ((3.9 x 3) + (3.3 x 5))/8.

That is, give proportional weighing to your GPA.

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