Ib Credits And Weighing

[house1234]

Does anyone know if you're eligible for weighing (ie, removal of 6 low marks) if you technically only completed 2 full years of undergrad but am applying in the final year of your undergrad? (had IB credits that corresponded to first year courses) ?

 

 

 

[MathToMed]

Did you only have 2 full time years? Or 2 full time years and one non-full? I don't think the weighting formula would count in that instance.

[house1234]

only 2 full years, skipped the first year of university due to transfer credits. (so essentially doing a 4 year program in 3 years)? Do you think the weighing would still apply?

[MD2B2019]

I don't think so, but please don't take my words for it.
All my friends with IB credits, mostly took 4 years to graduate and applied at 4th year.

The reasons to not graduate in 3 years are probably

1. You can't have weighted GPA at most schools
2. Your GPA will be lower if you graduate in 3 years
3. Your ECs will be Not that good since you have only 3 years after high school
4. You probably will be younger and not mature enough at interview

Just my 2 cents, for your reference only.