<p>Predicted grades for my relatively light course load:</p>
<p>Honors Algebra II with Trig- A/A+
Honors Lit- A/A+
Guitar- A
Honors Latin II- A-/A
Honors Chemistry- A-/A/A+</p>
<p>So all are in the A range, which is good enough for me.</p>
<p>Freshman</p>
<p>ap lang 96
ap chem 100
ap calc ab 101
ap physics 98
gov’t 100
econ 99</p>
<p>i’m an a-hole. smd</p>
<p>Final grades directly from my county’s gradebook:</p>
<p>LATIN III HNRS: A (96%)
CHEMISTRY I HNRS: A (90%)
MATHEMATICS II HNR: B (89%)
AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY: A (96%)
APPL THERAPEUTIC SERVICE: A (102%)
AP GOVT/POLITICS:COMPARA: A (105%)
WORLD LIT/COMPOSITN HNRS: A (97%)</p>
<p>GPA since Freshman year: 3.82 (unweighted), 4.02 (weighted)</p>
<p>Honors World History: A
Honors Algebra 2: A
Chemistry: B-
Spanish 2: A
Honors Language Arts 2: A-</p>
<p>Pretty satisfied! Not too frustrated about the B in Chem because it’s the hardest/stupidest class I’ve ever taken (terrible teacher who doesn’t even care about Chemistry) and I actually had a C all year, so I couldn’t be happier with my 80.7%.</p>
<p>I’m doing really poopy this marking period which sucks because it counts the most for the semester.</p>
<p>Semester 1:
AP Biology - 92% (A) / Lab (A)
AP Calculus AB - 95.93% (A)
American Literature - 103% (A)
Foundations of the American Experience - 94% (A)
Research in the Sciences - 98% (A)
Spanish III - 97% (A)</p>
<p>Semester 2:
AP Biology - 87% (A)
AP Calculus AB - 97.14% (A)
Biology II: Molecular Genetics - 95% (A) / Lab (A)
American History I - 93% (A-)
World Literature - 100% (A)
Junior Colloquium - 90% (A)
Spanish III - 95% (A)
Gym - 94% (A-)</p>
<p>GPA: 4.29 W, 3.96 UW</p>
<p>Semester 1:
H American lit: A
German III: A
Ap calc a/b: A
Ap us history: A+
Ceramics I: A+
H biology: A+</p>
<p>Semester 2:
H American lit: A
German III: A+
Ap calc a/b: A+ (100.03% haha pretty proud of this)
Ap us history: A
Art III: A+
Art metals I: A+
H bio: A</p>
<p>Sophomore
Gpa weighted: I think it’s like 4.566 but I’m not sure because my school doesn’t use weighted
Unweighted: 4.0</p>
<p>1st Semester
PE 10 - 100
CP Chemistry - 103
AP European History - 101
Honors English 10 - 98
AP Calculus AB - 94</p>
<p>Second Semester
AP Calculus BC - 90
AP Chemistry - 96
AP European History - 98
Honors English 10 - 96
Spanish 3 - 94 (totally slacked off in this class since it was my only easy class, I dwas missing like six assignments haha)</p>
<p>Sophomore: 4.35701 GPA weighted, 4.0 GPA unweighted</p>
<p>Final grades for the year:</p>
<p>Algebra II/Trig PreAP A 98
Chemistry A 97
Debate A 99
English 10 PreAP A 94
European History AP A 93
Latin 2 A 96
Psych AP A 96
Health A 96</p>
<p>Sophomore GPA: 4.375, 4.0 UW</p>
<p>@Rusty - Why should we stop? It is easily possible to have a 4.8 gpa if you take all AP or Honor’s courses and ace them.</p>
<p>Yeah but he’s saying that because some people have little to no APs yet somehow have a very high weighted GPA. Obviously they aren’t calculating it right</p>
<p>English- 94%
Bible- 93%
AP World History- 93%
Chemistry- 93%
Algebra 2- 90%
Spanish 2- 94%
Yearbook- 99%</p>
<p>4.0 UW, 4.1 W</p>
<p>@HarveyMuddLove: Wow!! You have a 100% in AP Chemistry!! How did you manage to get 100’s on all you AP Chem tests?</p>
<p>Just curious, does anyone here actually care about each other’s grades or are you all just showing off?</p>
<p>^ The latter, clearly. But I will probably join them when I get mine.</p>
<p>No shame.</p>
<p>HAHAH @dfree124 that’s exactly what I was thinking</p>
<p>Honors English 10 -B
History thru Film-A
Drama II-A
AP World History-B
Honors Pre Calculus-B
PE-A
Honors Biology-A</p>
<p>Sophomore, GPA-3.8</p>
<p>Sent from my LG-E739 using CC</p>
<p>Think about it: For those that are good at sports, they get their celebrations right away. After a winning goal/basket/etc., someone is congratulated and cheered by hundreds. For those that are good at science fairs or debate competitions, they get award ceremonies to revel in.</p>
<p>But what do people with good grades get? A cold piece of paper and nothing else. Telling people you know of your grades would be social suicide, and not telling them makes you feel as if your hard work goes unrecognized. Why do the athletes, debaters, and science fair winners receive immediate gratification and public celebration, while equally accomplished academics get no such thing?</p>
<p>And so appears this thread. Right here on CC, unnoticed academic giants receive their due recognition. </p>
<p>It is probably showing off a bit, yes. But so is wearing your debate medal or carrying your science trophy around. Sometimes, it’s okay to brag a little.</p>
<p>2/10, would not read to a North Lithuanian alpaca after descending to the deepest valley in the region during a dry season before purchasing a certain amount of tea that I would sell for a precise price in China.</p>
<p>1/10, selling tea to the Chinese isn’t a sound thought. That’s like trying to sell America freedom.</p>