<p>I have a 4.72 UW and a 3.4 W.</p>
<p>AP/Dual Enrollment = 6.0
Pre-AP = 5.0
Regular = 4.0</p>
<p>I'm taking 3 Dual Enrollment classes, and was forced to take 1 pre-ap and 1 regular (fine arts, im not artsy) class :|</p>
<p>It just seems like a HUGE difference.</p>
<p>I always find it strange when people have 5.1 plus GPAs. I wonder why their school doesn't use the normal 4.0/5.0 system. I don't really know about the grade inflation, but were the duel enrollment classes weighted?</p>
<p>? Wow pre-AP ?? Why don't they just say Honors?</p>
<p>O.O
uhh... what?
o btw do u mean to switch ur UW and W around</p>
<p>oops, yes, my bad >.<</p>
<p>it'd be odd to have an UW that high...</p>
<p>Because we just don't call it Honors. :P Weird public school labels everything not 4.0 "Pre-AP".</p>
<p>and reverse I put the grade weighting scale there :)</p>
<p>They give Dual classes a 6.0</p>
<p>It doesn't matter. Colleges recalculate your GPA anyway. Just try to get A's.</p>
<p>That's exactly how my school system works also, except we have Honors instead of Pre-AP. Most people with at least one AP class and honors with somewhat decent grades have ridiculously high quarter grades over 4.0.</p>
<p>That's a lot like ours.
AP/IB/ Dual Enrollment (a few)- 6.0
Pre-IB/honors/ Dual Enrollment(a lot)-4.5
Regular-4.0</p>
<p>ours are </p>
<p>honors and ap: 5.0
regular: 4.0</p>
<p>3 P.E courses, a fine arts course, and health all MUST be unweighted, plus we have to take other electives so at our school gpa's don't normally get too much higher than a 4.5 or so</p>
<p>AP = 5
Honor, Dual Enrollment, "Advanced", Regular, & Everything =4</p>