how to add pending course on caspa

by Lila Ullrich 3 min read

Enter Courses for an In-Progress or Planned Term
  1. Make sure that you selected In Progress/Planned for the term you're listing the course under. ...
  2. Enter the course code.
  3. Enter the course title. ...
  4. Select the course subject. ...
  5. Enter the expected course credits. ...
  6. Click Save.
  7. Continue adding courses, as needed.
Feb 2, 2018

How do I record my repeated courses for Caspa?

Record full credit values and grades for all repeated courses. CASPA is required to include all repeated courses in GPA calculations, regardless of an institution's or state's academic forgiveness policies. If you repeated courses, select Yes and click Continue.

How do I list my experience on the CASPA application?

The CASPA application has separate sections where you are asked to list your achievements, memberships, certifications, and licenses. Most students list them but leave the experience’s description blank.

Should I put my upbringing on my CASPA application?

In CASPA’s Identifying Information section you can provide some information on your upbringing, but most students don’t. We think this is a missed opportunity. Think about it: thousands of hopeful applicants are all vying for the same attention.

How long does it take for Caspa to process an application?

You can all Whateverville and to figure out what’s going on. When all of your supporting documents have been received, your application will be designated as Complete. About two weeks after that your courses will be checked, CASPA GPA calculated, and your application will be Verified.

Can you add courses to CASPA after submitting?

After your application is verified, you can make updates to courses you listed as in progress or planned, as well as add courses that are planned for the next term. You cannot update terms that are already verified or add terms from previous years (e.g., you forgot to add a term from 2020).

How do I add transcripts to CASPA?

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Can I submit CASPA before transcripts?

Yes. You can submit your application before your transcripts, evaluations, and/or official test scores are received by CASPA.

What is academic status?

Academic status refers to your status during the term you are inputting, not your current status. Refer to the list of Academic Status definitions below for more information. If you're entering courses for a term that is currently in progress or planned, select In Progress/Planned . Click Save .

Can you repeat a course?

Courses should only be marked as repeated if you repeated them at the same institution (i.e., you retook the course for a higher grade). Withdrawn courses, courses taken at different schools, and courses taken multiple times for new credit (i.e., school band, physical education, etc) are not considered repeated.

Do you have to match your course work with your transcript?

Coursework must exactly match your official transcripts; don' t use an unofficial version, like a print out from your school's website. List your courses under the correct term, year, and class level. Department prefixes and course numbers must precisely match those on your transcripts.

Do you report all classes on your transcript?

Report all courses on your transcripts, not just prerequisites. Be sure to include courses from which you withdrew, repeated courses, ungraded labs, test credits, gym courses, orientations, or other non-graded courses. Use official copies of your transcripts.

Does CASPA include repeated courses?

CASPA is required to include all repeated courses in GPA calculations, regardless of an institution's or state's academic forgiveness policies. If you repeated courses, select Yes and click Continue. Then, click the plus sign next to the repeated courses for each college or university you attended.

When is the CASPA application cycle?

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How to contact CASPA?

You can reach their customer service line at (617) 612-2080 or [email protected] Monday through Friday, 9-5 Eastern.

Why is CASPA so late?

There are many reasons why applicants apply late. Applying to PA school is stressful which makes it easy to procrastinate. Some applicants wait to submit while one last grade comes in so it can be included. Sometimes waiting makes sense, but in most cases applying too late is the bigger risk.

When to submit for rolling admissions?

Instead, try to submit around mid June. June is early enough to stay ahead of the masses, and just late enough that you’ll have your Spring course grades.

What happens after you hit submit?

After you hit the big SUBMIT button, your job isn’t over. Every week or so you should log into CASPA to check your application’s progress. CASPA will tell you if your application hits a snag of some kind, and if it does, you can fix it quickly to avoid delays.

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