What is your GPA?

[Bravo]

1.99
i plan on going to community college so dgaf

but i guess i'm not dumb, i scored in the top 99% on this english sat practice test

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[SeventhSandwich]

My barely 3.0 was on a 5.0 scale. Your highschool gpa is really unimportant unless you're going to a super competitive school. But I'm pretty sure SAT always Annoying Oranges gpa.

Every single person I've known who has scored exceedingly well on the SAT also has a high GPA.

[Texan101]

My high school GPA was 3.95. However, I'm in college now and have only been for one semester.

[Morpheus]

4.37 and counting (weighted)

[devildogelite]

Every single person I've known who has scored exceedingly well on the SAT also has a high GPA.

I had like a 2.8 on a 4.0 scale and got an 1850, I guess i'm a special snowflake. I know people had close to a 4.0 and had mostly AP classes. They got like between 12 and 1400

[Gojira]

3.96 (weighted)
2 Bs and 18 A's
Out of 3 semesters of high school.

[.:FancyPants:.]

if someone wouldnt mind, could they explain what weighted means?
it sounds familiar but i cant remember what exactly.

[SPooK]

Wait, are you guys scaling on a 4.0 scale or a 5.0 scale?!

Only reason I am asking is because a 3.75 on a 4.0 scale in my school is pretty insane.

I go to a Jesuit All Boys School in Connecticut and the GPA scaling system is hard as forget.

It's out of a 4.0 and this is how it breaks down.

                                   
A (93-100) 4.00 REGULAR 4.25 HONORS/AP
A- (90-92) 3.67 REGULAR 3.92 HONORS/AP
B+ (87-89) 3.33 REGULAR 3.58 HONORS/AP
B (83-86) 3.00 REGULAR 3.25 HONORS/AP
B- (80-82) 2.67 REGULAR 2.92 HONORS/AP
C+ (77-79) 2.33 REGULAR 2.58 HONORS/AP
C (73-76) 2.00 REGULAR 2.25 HONORS/AP
C- (70-72) 1.67 REGULAR 1.92 HONORS/AP
D+ (65-69) 1.33 REGULAR 1.58 HONORS/AP
D (60-64) 1.00 REGULAR 1.25 HONORS/AP
F (Below 60) 0.00 REGULAR 0.00 HONORS/AP

Now calculate your GPA on this scale by adding up your classes (we have 6 classes) and find the average.

[devildogelite]

if someone wouldnt mind, could they explain what weighted means?
it sounds familiar but i cant remember what exactly.

honors and ap classes have a higher value than a normal class.

[Morpheus]

if someone wouldnt mind, could they explain what weighted means?
it sounds familiar but i cant remember what exactly.

If you take honors classes, its up to a 5.0 GPA for that class. Which means...

A=5.0
B=4.0
C=3.0
Below that and you should not be in honors or AP

[Pixel]

I have like a 2.1 GPA or something horrible. I failed French II and had stuffty grades up until like sophomore/junior year when I finally started doing stuff.

Lesson for you kids: Do your homework

[Nonnel]

I think mine is, like, 3.4 or something.

[Morpheus]

Now calculate your GPA on this scale by adding up your classes (we have 6 classes) and find the average.

If I used your scale, I would have a 4.25 (your school's max)

[SPooK]

If I used your scale, I would have a 4.25 (your school's max)

So... your saying you take all AP/Honors classes and have an A in all of them? And you have been doing that since Freshman year? I find that hard to believe.

[SiliconCactus]

Only reason I am asking is because a 3.75 on a 4.0 scale in my school is pretty insane.

I go to a Jesuit All Boys School in Connecticut and the GPA scaling system is hard as forget.

It's out of a 4.0 and this is how it breaks down.

                                   
A (93-100) 4.00 REGULAR 4.25 HONORS/AP
A- (90-92) 3.67 REGULAR 3.92 HONORS/AP
B+ (87-89) 3.33 REGULAR 3.58 HONORS/AP
B (83-86) 3.00 REGULAR 3.25 HONORS/AP
B- (80-82) 2.67 REGULAR 2.92 HONORS/AP
C+ (77-79) 2.33 REGULAR 2.58 HONORS/AP
C (73-76) 2.00 REGULAR 2.25 HONORS/AP
C- (70-72) 1.67 REGULAR 1.92 HONORS/AP
D+ (65-69) 1.33 REGULAR 1.58 HONORS/AP
D (60-64) 1.00 REGULAR 1.25 HONORS/AP
F (Below 60) 0.00 REGULAR 0.00 HONORS/AP

Now calculate your GPA on this scale by adding up your classes (we have 6 classes) and find the average.

so i apparently have a 3.19 GPA

look at this massive amount of good-enoughness