2016年8月12日 · I know AP/Dual Enrollment classes weigh 6 points (at least in my county), Honors weigh 5.0 points and regular classes weigh 4.0 points, but the valedictorian at a near by school had an 8.4 GPA (yes, really!) and our school valedictorian had a 7.6, but i’m not quite sure how. When I asked the school counselor she said “They just took AP/Dual Enrollment classes” …

2007年6月17日 · I think the top 10 or so kids all had 4.0 unweighted GPA’s–the only differentiation between them all was the number of AP classes and honors classes. D’s weighted GPA was 5.07. You’ll find there are about as many ways to figure weighted GPA’s as there are high schools…that’s why when transcripts go to colleges, they show the high ...

2009年4月28日 · <p>Our school gives a GPA out of 4.3 for regular classes (a 4.0 is an A and a 4.3 is an A+], so honors and AP courses are out of 5.3. It is probably possible, then, to get above a five, but I know in my class at least no one has.</p>

2008年2月9日 · <p>at my high school (a top public school in Massachusetts) Honors and AP classes are on a 6.0 gpa scale, standard are out of 5.0 and “Fundamentals” (lower than standard) are out of 4.0.&lt;/p&gt; &lt;p&gt;Any other schools like th&hellip;

2019年6月12日 · For every honors, pre-AP, and pre-IB course we add an additional half (.5) of a point and for every AP, IB, or dual-credit course we add a full (1) point to the GPA. I do not know if all universities and colleges use the same calculations but we use the same gpa calculations that the high schools in south Carolina use.

2016年10月10日 · His 5.6 is a good GPA. The grading scale is 4.67-A+, 4.33-A, 4.0-A- for unweighted (college prep) classes. +1 for honors, +2 for AP. Nobody can have a 6.67 GPA because there are some classes that are not available as AP classes and some classes that are not available as honors classes.

2016年11月25日 · Based on comments from the guidance counselors in Naviance, there are a fair number of schools that use the school’s weighted GPA (no unweighted GPA is provided on the transcript). I don’t think this happens with schools that are on the 6.0 scale so there probably is some unfair advantage to it.

2013年6月17日 · <p>I am wondering how my gpa translates to the common 4 point scale? My high school averages 7 classes together, and each class has a different grade point based on the level. Ex: an A in honors is 7 pts, an A in on level is 6 points, etc. My current gpa is 6.6 because I take mostly honors classes. Can someone help explain how this converts to the 4 point …

2015年1月3日 · And I heard the phrase “6.4 GPA on a 4 scale.” Someone please explain to me how it is possible to get a 6.4 GPA. At my high school, it’s not feasible to get more than a 4.5 or so, considering that most AP’s are not available until junior/senior year. Even if you could take all AP’s every year at my school you would still only reach 5.0.

2010年11月20日 · <p>At my son’s school, 6 points are awarded for an AP A, 5 points for an honors A and 4 points for a regular A. It’s possible, although pretty unusual, to get a weighted GPA over 5.0; the part that makes it tough is that some required classes (gym, music and art) are only offered as regular classes.