<p>Hi, I took 2 dual enrollment classes at a community college(florida) during my junior year of high school. If I got one A and one B, does this DE GPA affect my GPA when I go to UCF? Or is it just for the credits and I have a fresh start at UCF? I am hearing both sides and would like some clarification.</p>
<p>thank you</p>
<p>Yes, it affects your college GPA because they are DE classes, I graduate with in AA at the same time I graduate High School and all those classes (AP, DE, etc.) count as your college GPA.</p>
<p>The DE credits will affect your Cumulative GPA but not your UCF GPA.</p>
<p>Yes they will affect both because DE credits add an extra point to them so say you got an A that mean you get 4 unweighted gpa points and 5 weighted gpa points UCF adds an extra point so for UCF gpa & weighted gpa you would get 5 points for that class instead of 4.</p>
<p>I just finished my first semester at UCF and I also had two DE credits coming in, they only counted them towards my Cumulative GPA, the UCF GPA is only for classes that you have taken at UCF.</p>
<p>Oh, well maybe it’s different for you since you only took 2 DE classes, I get a whole AA degree at the same time as i graduate high school so I have taken about 21-22 DE classes and already have a college GPA</p>