In the Stacy Blackman thread someone asked if the bschool he is applying to will look at his old transcripts and blackman responds:
"There is some variance between business schools on this subject. Many schools will use the cumulative GPA from the institution you graduated from as your GPA statistic in your evaluation. Other schools will use the GPA for only your last 60 hours. Then there are some schools who will use the overall, cumulative GPA factoring in your grades from all schools attended. The most common is the first--using the cumulative GPA from the school where you received your degree, but you can't count on that being the standard."
I spoke to stern and they use the first method, they only use the gpa from the school where the student graduated. Anyone else know how any other schools do it?
This is actually a very interesting topic and I'm curious to see if anyone has any credible information on it--not just for B-school but for grad school in general.....
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