GPA Addendums Are Dangerous | LSAT Demon Daily, Ep. 851

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Nathan and Erik explain why writing a GPA addendum might hurt you rather than help you.
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@rickgrimes2056

I have one I’m thinking of writing, I usually hover around a 3.7-4.00 on any given semester but in Fall 2022 I had a 2.8 the reason is because my grandmother was diagnosed with dementia and I had to travel out of state multiple times to help move her into a nursing home etc. and she got lost for 4 days during that period which obviously caused my work to suffer

@Matute79

Hey guys, what are your thoughts on the way admission committees treat older student GPA's, like from the mid 2000's? Another LSAT prep company said median GPA's at Harvard have gone from 3.4 to 3.8 over the last 20 years. Do you have any opinions or have you heard anything from Adcoms on how a GPA from 15-20 years ago is treated compared to a recent grad GPA? Would work experience and or something like a CPA be something that would slightly offset a lower GPA or would that just be considered like a tie-breaker soft? Appreciate you guys.