<p>I recieved 2 F’s one year and 2 D’s the next year on the same class but i got an A on that class at a community college in the summer. What do I do to calculate my GPA? Add those into my GPA as 0’s and 1’s? </p>
<p>I don’t know how to interpret the UC’s policy on replacing D’s and F’s with the better grade in my situation.</p>
<p>I'm not entirely sure about community college courses replacing your grades in UC GPA, but basically if you retake a course that you previously failed (D or F), your UC GPA will ONLY COUNT THE RETAKEN COURSE. So if you get a F the first time and an A the next time, it will count as a 4.0 on your UC GPA. At least, that's what I remember...</p>
<p>You might want to do some more research or talk to your school counselor about CC courses...</p>
<p>Recieved a reply from them.</p>
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UC allows only one repeat of a course in which a D or an F was earned.
So the D's would be counted in the GPA calculation. The Spanish 2 A's
would not be counted.</p>
<p>This would be both a scholarship and a subject omission. However, you
can take a more advanced Spanish course and fulfill the subject
omission.
Spanish 3 at the community college or in high school, if completed with
a C or better, would accomplish this.</p>
<p>~Ask UC
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<p>This mean's only the D's would be counted, not the F's, right?</p>
<p>Yes, only the "D" grades would be calculated into the GPA.</p>