Two degrees - which cGPA?

[RN2JD]

For schools that look at cGPA (i.e. Oz), how does this two degrees situation work? Do they take average or will the most recent cGPA weigh more? 

[GoatDuck]

Just got an email from the UofT's JD admissions people about the very same question. It's not a direct answer but better than nothing:

"The entire post-secondary academic record is considered, for which sometimes it is not possible to calculate a GPA, for e.g. from attending multiple schools. Regardless, the performance at each school is assessed on its own merits, and we review the actual transcripts even if a GPA calculation was possible. Therefore, the mechanics of a GPA calculation are not pertinent. Simply self-assess on whether your performance at each school was: below average, average, above average based on its own grading scale."

[Kobe]

It's all undergraduate work and believe me I would have loved it to be only my second degree. You are required to disclose all undergraduate grades and a cgpa will be taken from there.