<p>Hey guys I was deffered EA and am wondering my chances for getting in on march 20th!</p>
<p>Im an INSTATE student to begin in pitt county eastern NC
GPA- 4.50 weighted 3.65 unweighted
ACT-28
Great teacher reccomendation
I turned in my mid term grades with :
Honors Calculus-92
Honors English-92
AP GOVT-90
AP PYSCH-88
French 4- 94</p>
<p>Ive taken AP World H and APUSH and gotten 5 on both exams
IN SERV, play soccer, things such as this</p>
<p>I wrote a letter to the admissions office, and Stephen Farmer replied saying that he would forward my letter to the admissions council and stick it in my file and that he liked my continued consideration in the university. </p>
<p>I have more in depth info such as amount of serv hours and more extracirucs such as varsity soccer for 4 years and more useful thing, if need be i will post them. </p>
<p>Do you kids in NC get credit for honors courses or something? I notice a lot of in-staters have high weighted gpa's. Or are there just tons of AP's available?</p>
<p>hey i think i only get more credit for my AP courses my advisor splits it up into the unwieghted and wieghted gpa's so im guessing the wieghted is factoring in the AP classes</p>
<p>TarHeelBound, yes. There is a good amount of AP courses offered; I, myself, have taken seven AP courses in total. Honors courses are also factored in for a weighted GPA.</p>
<p>That must be crucial then.I will have taken about 7 when i graduate as well. I mean, when I was an underclassmen, the honors(I take AP now) were not weighted. So, does UNC have their own scale for figuring up a GPA or do they simply look at the unweighted version?</p>
<p>TarHeelBound, I think they look at both versions of the GPA. Also, adcoms probably look at specific grades to get a better feel of rigor and performance.</p>