wGPA for grad applicants?

[Lopyily]

Hello

Can wGPA be applied to grad applicants if they graduated with full course load in undergrad? 

 

[TheFlyGuy]

Since UofT only uses undergrad grades in the gpa calculation, so long as you had the full course load in your undergrad degree, you’ll get the wGPA for that degree. Grad grades aren’t really considered and weighting isn’t ever applied to them. 

[seewhathappens]

Has anyone ever had success in getting the office to confirm that they got WGPA weighting? My undergrad operated on a 30 credit system, but 4 of my first year classes were 4 credit (vs. 3), so I had a full course load as per my school, but OMSAS only shows 8 units.

 

But when I emailed last year, it just said "We look at your transcript".  I'd just love some more confirmation.

[itski]

15 hours ago, seewhathappens said:

Has anyone ever had success in getting the office to confirm that they got WGPA weighting? My undergrad operated on a 30 credit system, but 4 of my first year classes were 4 credit (vs. 3), so I had a full course load as per my school, but OMSAS only shows 8 units.

 

But when I emailed last year, it just said "We look at your transcript".  I'd just love some more confirmation.

(Sorry for jumping on this thread) I'd be interested to know this as well! I took 9 courses in my first year, but it accounted to 30 credits due to some courses being 4 credits. I went to UBC if that helps. I'm wondering if anyone could confirm that I'd still qualify for the wGPA weighting? Thanks!!