Can strong LOR's offset lack of course rigor?

[sybbie719]

It does not matter whether you went to 9th grade at a middle school or another high school, your school will have to submit a transcript from the school where you attended 9th grade.

you wrote in the reverse chances thread:

Reverse chance me, please!

PLEASE READ ADDITIONAL COMMENTS SECTION AT BOTTOM OF PAGE Straight white male, 16 US citizen I attend a college preparatory school in NYC Intended English and/or Comp. Lit major GPA, Rank, and Test Scores *Unweighted HS GPA: 90/100 *Weighted HS GPA: 92/100 *Class Rank (WEIGHTED): Was last in top 25% but is now better (unknown) *ACT/SAT Scores: N/A, test-optional Coursework Freshman: all standard academic Sophomore: all standard academic Junior: 2 honors, A’s in both Senior: AP Lit, 2-3 honors Awards Appeared on Dean’s List for two consecutive years In-School Department Awards: Freshman: N/A Sophomore: Earned distinction in science and Spanish Junior: Earned distinction in English and math Extracurriculars Founder of my school’s debate society, which trains and recruits students of my school and others and is set to compete in New York City debate tournaments. The club’s central debating facet lies with language, which, when used properly, we hold to be key to str…

GPA, Rank, and Test Scores
*Unweighted HS GPA: 90/100
*Weighted HS GPA: 92/100
*Class Rank (WEIGHTED): Was last in top 25% but is now better (unknown)
*ACT/SAT Scores: N/A, test-optional

your unweighted GPA of 90 is a 3.7

93 is a 4.0 (again you will need a copy of your school’s profile to see what they consider a 4.0 to be.

You will have 2 sets of grades and transcripts for evaluation -1 from your current school and 1 from the school where you attended 9th grade.

again, the more selective the school, the less they are lookin at weighted GPAs