Hello everyone, I have received a conditional offer from Cambridge. The condition is stated as "You must graduate from your Bachelor's from [your university] in 2017 with a grade of 3.5 average in your final term."
I am a little bit confused. Do you guys think the condition refers to the grade obtained specifically in the final semester or the cumulative GPA of my degree? Many thanks!
Conditional Offer from Cambridge
Posted Jun 02, 2017 14:58
Hello everyone, I have received a conditional offer from Cambridge. The condition is stated as "You must graduate from your Bachelor's from [your university] in 2017 with a grade of 3.5 average in your final term."
I am a little bit confused. Do you guys think the condition refers to the grade obtained specifically in the final semester or the cumulative GPA of my degree? Many thanks!
I am a little bit confused. Do you guys think the condition refers to the grade obtained specifically in the final semester or the cumulative GPA of my degree? Many thanks!
Posted Jun 07, 2017 19:50
It refers to the final semester specifically.
[Edited by sbn414 on Jun 07, 2017]
It refers to the final semester specifically.
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