irvines conditions says i need to get a 3.0. Is that weighted or unweighted?
how likely would i lose my admission if i went below that? ( accidentally)
<p>its unweighted. and if you have classes like TA, that doesnt count either. It's really a lot tougher than it sounds keeping a 3.0 second semeseter.</p>
<p>Davis is nothing below a "C" policy in all uc approved courses</p>
<p>Does anyone know ucsd's policy?</p>
<p>Multiple people I know have affirmed that it is WEIGHTED gpa. But, multiple people I know also say its UNWEIGHTED. Confusion reigns!</p>
<p>In the end, I think so long as you don't get a D or F, it's all good.</p>
<p>I pulled of a 3.14 weighted GPA my first semester just as a reference if it provides any help.</p>
<p>i got into ucla and it also says that i have to keep a 3.0. uwgpa. Only UC approved classes count, so that's basically the classes you reported on ur uc app.</p>
<p>anyone know if its unweighted or weighted? very important info to many people it seems</p>
<p>I think it's weighted. I mean the "UC GPA" is always weighted.</p>
<p>I got a 4.25 first semester. </p>
<p>But this semester i have a 69 in AP Physics :(</p>
<p>curse you senioritis!</p>
<p>READ THE CONTRACT! IT's all there. For UCLA it's unweighted.</p>
<p>anyone have a solid answers? none of the contracts say weighted or unweighted</p>
<p>what is UCSDs policy?</p>
<p>UCI and UCSB is weighted.</p>
<p>what about UC davis?</p>
<p>uggg... i'm one grade letter below the 3.0 UW right now :/...but i have it w/ weights</p>
<p>polisciguy's GPA is pi. I just thought that was interesting. =</p>
<p>lol yah. senior year sucks man, senioritis is taking over.</p>
<p>"UCI and UCSB is weighted."
how sure are you? i am getting a 2.17 unweighted right now... i want to MAKE SURE it is 3.0 WEIGHTED or else i might be screwed if i don't work harder ;) i can get almost straight C's if it is unweighted ^_^</p>
<p>ok so keeping a 3.0 gpa is for the average of both semsters, right?</p>