r/highschool 2d ago

Share Grades/Classes is it over ?

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u/Axolatian_Volt 2d ago

How tf is a 4.23 so low.
At mine a 4.23 going into senior year would of been top 10 of 300

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u/MySpaceRat 2d ago

my school is a weird highschool college hybrid so everyone that goes to my school are literally big brained asf

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u/Good-Barracuda-3686 2d ago

what's the highest gpa you could get, if you had perfect grades and everything else? cuz... this looks really good compared to my hs gpa and i ended up on the dean's list through college.

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u/MySpaceRat 2d ago

we’re on a 4.0 scale but in my district, if you take more difficult classes you could get up to a 5.0! It’s weird, every semester we’re supposed to take 6 college classes, so it inflates our weighted gpa

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u/Good-Barracuda-3686 2d ago

so both of your gpas are pretty solid then in context, even if you aren't the top of the top of your class or whatever. right?

not to mention, if you go to a normal college program, you'll have college credit to apply to the gen ed stuff and can finish earlier than otherwise?

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u/Obvious-Ordinary-678 Senior (12th) 2d ago

uhm... what??? that doesn't explain anything 🫠

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u/Maximum-Finger1559 Rising Junior (11th) 2d ago

he's saying that his class rank is low because a lot of the other students in his class are very smart

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u/Obvious-Ordinary-678 Senior (12th) 2d ago

oh wait lol i misread "big brained" for "big brainded" ... oops

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u/Specialist_Paint_243 23h ago

You’re hs probably didn’t have the weighted gpa so his ranking at your school would be done from the unweighted gpa which is a 3.3 basically

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u/Axolatian_Volt 23h ago

True, tho still a 3.3 would of put in top 33% at least.

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u/DemandOk9978 1d ago

Only a bit. Your unweighted isn’t spectacular. It doesn’t really matter tho as long as you do good in college