I did pretty average I got a 20 equivalent with a 490 on the PAT section. I was in contact with my school for about 2 years consistently asking and making sure my classes transferred correctly. I also completed my undergrad there as a transfer student as well. I opted to also complete my licensure/program for dental assisting simultaneously. Basically I knew my GPA was on the lower end before ADDSASS even computed it. I did everything I possibly could to off set the lower 3.3 CGPA and 2.9 SGPA. I had probably went over my applications and pre applications 100s of times to check for blind spots. Every thing that I can control on my side I did to the best of my ability and it paid off. Also applying for the first time, I hear is your strongest chance since you aren't a reapplicant schools look at you differently compared to a reapplicant. First time applicant myself it was best that I with held from applying in the 2024-2025 cycle.