<p>I’ll do that also, thanks</p>
<p>Do you mean your GPA for this year has gone up to a 3.4 because 1. they don’t evaluate your GPA from senior year ( even if you keep updating them that it is improving) 2. Midyear grades can’t be sent in( at least at my high school in CT) before they probably will make a decision( early feb)… So sending it in is probably a lot of effort on your part for little return because chances are they will disregard it as superfluous information.</p>
<p>I doubt that.</p>
<p>I sent in my GPA because I think it shows improvement-not because I think its necessary. I realize they don’t normally evaluate senior year, however in my initial post about my chances, I think a common agreement is my GPA is low and will hurt me. So my emailing is an attempt to emphasize my interest-GWU is my first choice, I’m working hard to be accepted-while simultaneously showing improvement and hoping to compensate for my initially lackluster GPA.</p>
<p>In my Information Session they said that they appreciate your interest but sometimes too much fussing with the application is bad. I mean ultimately it probably can’t significantly hurt you but they might get annoyed. Send what you want I’m not an expert I just don’t know where they draw the line between taking initiative and being too pushy.</p>
<p>Thanks, I appreciate your input. I think if my GPA wasn’t so low to begin with I wouldn’t have bothered. I do get your point and I have wondered about ‘annoying them’ but they always sign the emails with “don’t hesitate to contact us again” so it makes me think it’s welcome.</p>