<p>Do colleges courses you took in highschool effect your college GPA? Assuming that the college accepts the credit. Lets say you took multivariate calculus in highschool at a local community college. Your current college accepts the credit. Will that B also be counted into your college GPA or no?</p>
<p>i think that at my college, it accepts the credits, but the grade doesn't transfer (i could be wrong on that)</p>
<p>all most all universities, i know the UC's at least, would accept the tranfer and would give credit but the grade would not treansfer for gpa at that school</p>
<p>Very important thing**** When you apply for a job or for graduate school they will want your cualmative GPA, this means gpa from all colleges combined, </p>
<p>so the college classes taken in high school will be in your gpa when you apply for a job or for graduate school.</p>
<p>I don't think it would be factored in the resume GPA either. Most companies could really care less about what happened in high school; your college record speaks for itself.</p>
<p>at the uc system jr. college courses do not factor into college gpa. if community college gpa doesn't factor in then high school gpa sure as hell won't</p>