<p>I'm wondering if Colleges see your Final Exam Grades that you take at the end of every semester. I've gotten A's the first two quarters and I got a C on the final; which averages out to an A overall. Colleges recieve your transcript only right? On my transcript, there is no 1st ,2nd quarter or final grades, just the average grade (in this case the A, not: A, A , C).. So what will Colleges see?? Thanks!</p>
<p>If they only receive the transcript then they'll only see the grades on there which would be the average grade.</p>
<p>Wouldn't two A's and a C average out to a B?</p>
<p>i was thinking a B+ or something but who knows. Regardless, they probably won't see your C</p>
<p>^depends on how high the actual grades were, and how much weight was put on the final. It's definitly possible to have two A's and a C and still end up with an A. I think in one of my classes last year I figured out that I could get a 58 on the final and still end up with an A.</p>
<p>As for the original question, colleges don't see exam grades, just total semester grades.</p>
<p>Colleges DO NOT see final grades, ONLY semester grades, so you have nothing about which to worry.</p>
<p>"depends on how high the actual grades were, and how much weight was put on the final. It's definitly possible to have two A's and a C and still end up with an A. I think in one of my classes last year I figured out that I could get a 58 on the final and still end up with an A."</p>
<p>It actually depends on how your school does it. In past years, my school did letter grades, where it didnt matter what percentages you had. If you got 2 A's....you needed a C or better on the final to get an A. If you had an A/B split...you needed a A to get an A. Now my school uses percentages...where the first quarter is 2/5, second quarter is 2/5, and the final is 1/5. All of the grades decide the final grade.</p>