How difficult is it to get a 3.7+ GPA at LSA?

098123Student
Thu, 12 Apr 2018 17:01:11 +0000

Everyone pays the same set price for a semester regardless how many credits you actually take (but it has to be between 14-18). - unlike other schools where you pay per credit hour.

Some classes are 5 cr (like some languages) and some can be little as 1 or 2. Plus, classes can have multiple sections like lectures, lab, seminar, recitation…you will need to pull all the components together and stay aware of “concurrent” options, not just pre-requisites.

First semester, lots of freshmen choose to get a language requirement knocked out (if you need one), take their first-year writing course (it sets you up for success from the start), then either a math OR science requirement. That’s it.

You will meet with your academic advisor at orientation and they can tell you exactly what you need for your college goals.

The best thing about college is that you have options. Nothing has to be forever and you are given time to add/drop/withdraw if need be. You still need to do the work, but you have some ability to navigate towards your final gpa by remaining flexible.