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March 22, 2004

Disclaimer

This site does not differentiate between mature or special access applicants and regular applicants. In cases of multiple LSAT scores the average is used unless specified otherwise (in the cases of Dal, Osgoode, UBC, UofO, UVic and UNB.)

Data is collected voluntarily and I have no way of verifying the data's accuracy other than my own common sense. No warranty, express or implied, is made about the accuracy of the information on this website.

Please note also that each school may interpret GPAs in a different way. Your alma mater may also have a different way of calculating GPAs than the school where you are applying. There will always be a margin of error when dealing with this type of data, so when looking at the chart look at the range of data close to your GPA.

This site is not intended to discourage applicants from applying to schools where they fall below most of the people here who were accepted, nor is the data intended as assurance that you will get in if your stats are higher than the average acceptance. It is intended to assist applicants in identifying reach and safety schools.

Posted by hilary at 05:08 PM |

A Note on GPAs

All of the figures on this site are unadjusted GPAs. Some schools drop credits, certain courses, or use a 4.3 scale, (which may boost your GPA if you received any A+s). These differences are not taken into account on the site because it would be almost impossible for me to accurately determine how each school will adjust your GPA. Most people's GPAs will rise slightly as a result of these adjustments. Keep this in mind when using the charts.

I have used the following to convert percentages to GPA. Every school uses a different method,so there is a slight margin of error. However only a few people (around 5) have submitted their GPA in %. If your mark is in a % and you are trying to see where you 'fit' on a particular chart, check out the school's web site to see how they will convert your GPA.

100 4.0084 3.9468 2.50
99 4.00 83 3.8867 2.40
98 4.0082 3.8266 2.30
97 4.0081 3.7665 2.20
96 4.0080 3.7064 2.10
95 4.0079 3.6063 2.00
94 4.0078 3.5062 1.90
93 4.0077 3.4061 1.80
92 4.0076 3.3060 1.70
91 4.0075 3.2059 1.63
90 4.0074 3.1058 1.56
89 4.0073 3.0057 1.49
88 4.0072 2.9056 1.42
87 4.0071 2.8055 1.35
86 4.0070 2.7054 1.28
85 4.0069 2.60etc.

For the 9 point scale I am using the following:
9 - 4.0
8 - 3.7
7 - 3.3
6 - 2.7
5 - 2.0
4 - 1.3
3 - 0.5
2 - 0.25
1 - 0.0

For 12-point I use this (from McMaster's site)
GPA Conversion Chart
12-Point 4-Point
12 4.0
11 3.9
10 3.7
  9 3.3
  8 3.0
  7 2.7
  6 2.3
  5 2.0
  4 1.7
  3 1.3
  2 1.0
  1 0.7
  0 0

Posted by hilary at 05:00 PM |