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by pmtran16 » Tue Jun 08, 2010 9:30 am
Like several people on this forum, my undergraduate GPA was not the greatest at 2.79. Through your suggestion I am considering working on an alternate transcript that will prove to schools that I can produce good grades at college level classes. I am concentrating on the quantitative classes like statistics and classes like calculus that I took at my previous univerisity.

Does it make a difference on the alternate transcript if I take classes like statistics, Finite, and Calculus at a community college as oppose to a university?

Main reason that I ask is that community colleges are both financially smarter and schedule friendly
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Jun 08, 2010 10:25 am
Dear pmtran16,

No, it does not matter if you choose to take the courses at a community college. What matters most is the grade you make in those classes.

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