<p>I talked to my counselor about taking classes at the community college for credit. She said my school gives credit for taking classes at a community college but does not for online classes.</p>
<p>When she says the school gives credit, this means that it will show up on my transcript and it will count for my GPA right? So an A in a CC course, is a 5?</p>
<p>um an A is a 4, right? i mean we have dual enrollment courses with a community college, and and A is a 4</p>
<p>In general, if you are awarded credit, that means the school recognizes that you have taken X number of hours for a 'Pass'. Grades are not typically transferred over, although this is not universally true. You are less likely, for example, to get an actual grade to transfer at a private institution than at a public institution.</p>
<p>So, while I doubt that your actual grade will transfer, the only way you can know for sure is to call your registrar's office and find out. I the grade does transfer for you!</p>
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<p>so it wont even help my GPA?</p>
<p>We leave two periods early for the CC. So to cover those two periods, our school puts in a fake class. I think on my transcript it comes up at "diversified occupations" but they just mark it as a pass/fail thing.</p>
<p>the actual classes I take at the CC are on a totally different transcript, the only time the school see's it is when I have to show it to the GC so she can make sure I'm not just skipping school.</p>
<p>so the classes you take at CC wont help your GPA?</p>