Should I take all (or almost all) regular classes instead? Need at least a 3.5!

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@naviance

I recommend that you sit down and figure out which grades will be counting towards the florida futures GPA and then calculate it (double check with your guidance counselor because math and science may be worth more credits and have more GPA impact.) Then, figure out if a 4.0 this next year will get you where you need to be for the bright futures. Last, make sure to get the gpa you need. Florida schools may be your only affordable option so don’t waste your chance trying to get into OOS schools until you have sealed the deal with the bright futures money. It sounds like you already have fulfilled the bright futures GPA requirements, so double check the foreign languange requirements, community service and other must do’s! Don’t throw this free money away.

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<p>Really? That’s a bit odd. I don’t think they do from what I’ve researched. I think my weighted GPA (considering the classes Bright Futures considers) would still be around 2.5-2.9 around the end of this year so I really need to focus on getting a 4.0 next year too. I haven’t met the GPA requirements yet.</p>

<p>Yeah, that’s probably true. Florida schools are more realistic options too. Definitely! </p>