<p>Just wondering, when you apply to Harvard, the other ivies, and pseudo ivies, does the school recalculate your GPA for admissions purposes or do they go by what the high school sends to them. </p>
<p>For example, my school awards 4 points for an A (90-100), 3 points for a B (80-89), 2 points for a C (70-79), and 0 points for anything below 70. There is no separate point value awarded for an A+, A, or A-. This is our unweighted GPA that is not used to calculate class rank.</p>
<p>Then we have our weighted GPA, which takes the numeric value of our class grade adds 10 points for AP classes and 5 points for Honors Classes and then averages them. This number comes out on a scale of anywhere from 0-110. </p>
<p>My question is: Do the ives and psedo ivies take the grades from our transcript and recalculate our GPA using one of their standard forms or do they study our schools system? If the schools do recalculate our GPA does anyone know a link to where it talks about what exactly it is that they do? </p>
<p>Thanks in advance :)</p>