@Jpgranier No, “Every grade you earn before your first bachelor’s degree is awarded will be included… High school classes at a community college for credit [count].”
(http://abovethelaw.com/career-files/how-lsac-recalculates-your-gpa-for-law-school-admissions/)
The only reason I brought up AP was because 1/2 of my Associates Degree (that I’m not using, lol) belongs to 30 credits of transfer AP credit. The other 33 are from classes I took my senior year, and those have the 3.5 GPA.
They will count the CC GPA and my current undergrad GPA, a good GPA will be harder to attain from now on.