Common App for Transfer Student. Somewhat urgent

Transfer Students
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<p>Alright, so I've been trying to figure this out, no idea what to do though. On the Common App application, on the "Academics" page, under "Secondary School Grades", I have no idea what to enter.</p>

<p>My freshmen and sophomore year were not in the United States, and the high school I attended used a letter grading system (no GPA, just a percent average). Then I attended a school in the States for my junior year, and another school in the States for my Senior year.</p>

<p>It's asking for my Graduating Class Size (I'll just put my Senior class size, makes sense).</p>

<p>But the "Cumulative GPA", "GPA Scale", and "GPA Weighting"... I have no idea what to put.</p>

<p>Anybody? Thanks in advance everyone!</p>

<p>EDIT: It says "If your school does not calculate a cumulative numerical GPA, or if it uses a GPA scale that is different than the options available in the dropdown menu, leave the Cumulative GPA field blank."</p>

<p>Confusing cause two of my schools (junior and senior year) do use a GPA scale, but my other high school (freshmen and sophomore year) does not.</p>

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<p>You’re not required to fill out the self reported sections.</p>

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<p>Awesome, thanks for answering. Also, for my high school grades…</p>

<p>Since I attended 3 different high schools, would I just contact all 3 high schools, and have them send a transcript for the years I was there to the schools I’m applying at?</p>

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<p>Redwings, if I had to guess, I’d say to go ahead and send a transcript from each school you attended. However, you should contact the university (or, maybe, check its website) to find out if that’s even necessary. It’s possible, perhaps, that they may just want the transcript from whichever school you graduated from.</p>