OOP GPA requirement

[T-cell]

Is it 3.7 per OMSAS for all 4 years attended of uni? 

Are there any exceptions to this rule?

[hartk48]

"Each year assessed" meaning your last two years if you are an undergraduate. If you graduate you can have your best three years assesed. 

[bigboydyo]

Also, just to be sure: the online transcript filling section rounded my 2-year GPAs as follows: 3.7 and 3.9 => final GPA of 3.8

I know that for OOP you need 3.7+ for both year 1 and 2. In my case, my year 1 is more exactly = 3.67. I was wondering if anyone knew whether they would be strict with having 3.70+ or if something like 3.67 cGPA that rounds to 3.7 would make the cut. 

Thanks peeps

[PFT22135]

I think they're strict but I'm not too sure. It would be best to send them off an email or call them, I found them super helpful when I was applying! 

[Happy_go]

On 7/10/2018 at 1:06 PM, bigboydyo said:

Also, just to be sure: the online transcript filling section rounded my 2-year GPAs as follows: 3.7 and 3.9 => final GPA of 3.8

I know that for OOP you need 3.7+ for both year 1 and 2. In my case, my year 1 is more exactly = 3.67. I was wondering if anyone knew whether they would be strict with having 3.70+ or if something like 3.67 cGPA that rounds to 3.7 would make the cut. 

Thanks peeps

Both years need to be >3.7 so unfortunately you'll have to consider doing another year.

[FrankTheTank]

I'm pretty sure they round up GPA to the closest 1 decimal point (3.67 should round up to 3.7 which would make you eligible). I would definitely check with admissions though

[bigboydyo]

Thanks for your answers, guys. Just for your information, I received an e-mail from their admissions saying "GPA for each year assessed is rounded to the nearest tenth.".

Good news for me I guess.