u/Low_Tip54

I've known my undergrad GPA was cooked for a while. All my failures from years of changing majors/schools and doing poorly in science classes destroyed my GPA. I calculated that if I get straight As in the fall semester, I might be able to move it to 2.7. But I'm so worn out and have no financial aid left. Should I just graduate and focus on studying for the LSAT? Is there even a difference between these sub-3 GPAs to the admissions teams?

Professor Anabela Mendes. Apparently this happened to someone before and it was a whole saga, now I'm getting stuck with it too. I don't use AI or Google translate, I strictly used words from the lesson and dictionaries (we're explicitly allowed to use dictionaries and I even use physical dictionaries!)

I get my feedbdack and she's like "you're using words that are too advanced, and it makes me think that someone is helping you. Whoever, or whatever, is helping you needs to stop blah blah" the most paranoid, bizarre feedback with absolutely zero proof beyond "the words are too good."

I sent her the chapter that had these supposed advanced cheating words. Absolute joke that she's throwing around such extreme accusations. It's not like this class is super advanced either, I took four years of Spanish in high school and a year of French, I know the basics of learning languages.

Ultimate goal: continue education after UMPI, public defender career in southern Utah

Which would you recommend for resume purposes?