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Old grade from community college
BenjaminSaka
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I got a B while taking an ear training class filled with music majors while I had no musical experience at my community college before transferring, and a B in a music theory class. Is there really no way for me to avoid reporting these ridiculous, meaningless courses to LSAC?
My ear training course was a 1 unit course T_T
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Nah dude, you can't hide anything from the LSAC. also, B isn't bad for ear training, I was a music major and got by with mostly C's in ear training. You either have an ear or you don't when it comes to that.
If you really feel like it's a big deal, write an addendum about it. But I don't think you should worry.
Probably don't. This is so minor it would look bad for you to even bring it up. The median GPA at Yale is a 3.92, so it's not like they will reject you for a single "B".