<p>"Please report your first-semester, first-quarter, or first-trimester grades in each of the courses you are attempting this year"</p>
<p>This may be a dumb question, but my school has quarters and we have finished 2 quarters so far. Should I just enter my first quarter grades or should I average the 1st and 2nd quarter grades together?</p>
<p>Lolz. That was a dumb question. But yeah averaging the first and second quarter averages will give you your first semester average, which is what you should enter in to the database.</p>
<p>It says “first-quarter” so I’d assume just put the first quarter in. But apparently someone knows better? lol. If you’re uncertain, give the admissions office a call, they’re super nice.</p>
<p>You put in first semester grades. So, average the first two quarters.</p>
<p>Thanks for the advice so far</p>
<p>So it actually isnt a problem for most my classes since i have A’s for both 1st and 2nd quarters so the semester average would still be an A</p>
<p>The only issue is in my French class. I got an A- 1st quarter and a B 2nd Quarter
so should i enter the A- from 1st quarter or B+ (the average of the first 2 quarters)</p>
<p>The only reason I worry is cause they said they check final transcripts and they dont put semester averages on the transcript so the B+ average wouldnt be on the transcript</p>
<p>My son’s school uses number grades. What scale should he use to convert his grades to letter scores? For example, is a 93 an “a” or “a-”</p>
<p>LDZmom: It says to ask your school guidance. Some schools consider anything over a 90 an A, others feel 90-92 is a-. If you check with your school you’ll have something to back you up if ever questioned (which I highly doubt will ever happen)</p>
<p>Thanks- we figured if he gets accepted, they won’t dispute between and a and a minus. Does anyone know when regular decision will be posted?</p>