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What is your Grade Point Average?

Mine is 3.4.

4.3./4.2.

3.44 in high school.

High school I have a 94-ish, which translates to roughly 100 when weighted. We use an odd system due to various AP classes though.

EDIT: Don't much like school.

3.85 unweighted

3.93

3.8. I dropped so heavily after last year. GPA...gah.

3.3

If my classes were properly weighted it would be 4.0; my school for some reason doesn't use a weight system. With my current average and expected averages in the next yeras, it'll get up to ~3.8.

Coming out of high school: 3.7 when weighted with AP's, 3.3 otherwise
Boston University: 1.7-ish before I dropped out. Final semester GPA was 0.25.
Current, after some GPA masking with community college courses: 3.7
...and I'm going to UCSC this winter, but I can only guess what they'll start my GPA off at with my wacky transfer history.

I imagine it would've been somewhere around the 3.7 mark.

Tsukatu wrote:...and I'm going to UCSC this winter

Oh hey I'm apping there! :D

Flight wrote:

Tsukatu wrote:...and I'm going to UCSC this winter

Oh hey I'm apping there! :D

Oh? What's your major?

Tsukatu wrote:

Flight wrote:

Tsukatu wrote:...and I'm going to UCSC this winter

Oh hey I'm apping there! :D

Oh? What's your major?

Electrical Engineering.

I think Izzy is the smartest so far.

4.0 without weighting

DemonzLunchBreak wrote:3.7, however grades at my school are pretty deflated - no one has gotten a 4.0 in the last five years. Also, how does AP weighting work? I have taken/am taking 6 (or seven, depends on how you count) AP level classes, but my school doesn't weight GPA.

AP generally adds 1 point per class prior to finding the GPA.

For example, a B in an AP class is equivalent to a A in a regular class of the same subject. At least that's how it's done in my school.

A=4
B=3
C=2
D=1
F=0

Sum of grades (from point value chart) / Total # of classes = GPA

I kinda feel bad right now, my gpa is about a 2.2...
but then again for me im at a private college and the curriculum here is graduate level teaching in an undergraduate teaching area.

The past three years I've had around 3.6, but currently it's 2.6. :(

i made it through highschool with a 2.9. Such a great time.

my school, and as far as I know, most Canadian school, go by a 0/100 percantage. I'd say I'm at 85, more or less.

EDIT: about 4.2 GPA or whatever.

Weighted, 4.9, unweighted, 3.6. High school, for what it's worth.

DemonzLunchBreak wrote:3.7, however grades at my school are pretty deflated - no one has gotten a 4.0 in the last five years. Also, how does AP weighting work? I have taken/am taking 6 (or seven, depends on how you count) AP level classes, but my school doesn't weight GPA.

At my school, if you get a 100 in an AP class, it shoots to a 120. If you get a 100 in a "Pre-AP" class, 110. So it is possible to get a GPA of 120. A friend of mine actually has one, scarily.

DemonzLunchBreak wrote:

flagmyidol wrote:

DemonzLunchBreak wrote:3.7, however grades at my school are pretty deflated - no one has gotten a 4.0 in the last five years. Also, how does AP weighting work? I have taken/am taking 6 (or seven, depends on how you count) AP level classes, but my school doesn't weight GPA.

At my school, if you get a 100 in an AP class, it shoots to a 120. If you get a 100 in a "Pre-AP" class, 110. So it is possible to get a GPA of 120. A friend of mine actually has one, scarily.

Huh. What about classes above AP level?

Honors classes are given the AP 1.2 multiplier, without the AP test. There aren't too many. The only one I have a chance of taking is Latin 5; the remaining few have too many pre-reqs.

Flight wrote:

Tsukatu wrote:Oh? What's your major?

Electrical Engineering.

Nice! I'm also at Baskin (in fact, got my Baskin acceptance letter a few days ago, a full month after my UCSC acceptance letter).
But you're, like, a high schooler or something now, right? I'm coming in as a junior, although most people my age are seniors. ...and I'll be at UCSC for at least 2.5 years. :\

Flight wrote:Electrical Engineering.

I'm doing EE too! Small world, huh?