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LSAC GPA Calculator
LSAC GPA Calculator, also known as CAS Law School GPA Calculator is used for calculating the law school GPA and its hours according to the grade.
Most schools only use one grading system, while some uses the percentage system.
So to calculate your law school GPA, you will probably only use the grading instead of the percentage%
How to Calculate The Law school GPA
Calculate your CAS GPA within minutes with these 3 simple steps:
- Select Your Grade
To start calculating your LSAC/CAS GPA, first select the grades or Percentages of all the classes you’ve passed through in each of your school semesters.
If you have not calculated all your school semester GPA, Calculate the 4.0 GPA scale or the Weighted 5.0 GPA Scale.
Grades can range from A+ to an F. For each course, choose a letter grade from the drop-down menu.
- Input Your Credits hour
Then you can input the credit hour for each of the same classes. For example, if you have earned A+ for a 4 credit hour course, then Input 4 in the box next to the GRADE.
if you have more than four courses on each semester, Just Click the Add Class button and add more courses.
Since we are calculating the LSAC/CAS GPA, you need to calculate all your school semesters in other to get the accurate CAS law school GPA.
To do this, click the +Add semester button to add another semester. And repeat the above steps on each semester you are calculating.
- See the Result of Your LSAC/CAS GPA
After selecting your grade and inputting your credits hours on each of your semesters, you would see your Semester GPA and the ESTIMATED CAS GPA Updating.
Make sure you save the result by clicking the SAVE RESULT button and also bookmark the law school GPA calculator to reference for the next calculation.
How To Calculate your CAS GPA
To calculate your CAS GPA for law school admission, you need to calculate all your semester GPA,s separately by clicking on the +Add Semester button. And repeat and the whole process again.
The semester GPA would keep updating at the bottom as you keep adding your grade and Credit Unit, while the CAS GPA will keep updating on the EST. CAS GPA box.
Updating your GPA throughout the year will enable you to see if you are eligible for law schools admission or not.
Quick Notes: On CAS Law School GPA
- Punitive withdrawals count as “Fail“.
- In Pass/Fail courses, passes do not count, but fails DO count.
- For retaken classes, both the original and the retake grade count if they’re both on the transcript.
- Quarter credit hours only count as 2/3 of semester credit hours.
- Go to this page on LSAC’s site to see full guidelines.
Law School Admission Council
Headquarters:
Newtown, Pennsylvania
Stages:
Pre-law,
Law school,
Trial practice,
Legal clinic,
Juris Doctor,
Master of Laws,
Doctor of Laws
Exams:
LSAT,
Bar examination,
Continuing legal education
Website: lsac.org
