<p>I'm not from California, so the idea of UC GPA is confusing by itself, but I have an additional problem with my grades themselves.</p>
<p>I know that when I lived in Florida, grades 90-100 were A's, 80-89 were B's, 70-79 were C's and so on... but in Tennessee, 93-100 are A's, 85-92 are B's, and so on (Another reason to hate Tennessee.) I don't know whether or not it's the same in California. Is the grading scale similar to Florida's or Tennessee's? If California has the 90-100 scale for A's, do I use that when I calculate UC GPA or do I use what my school has assigned? </p>
<p>It's a bummer that UC only counts Sophmore and Junior years in GPA. I slacked off in Sophmore year and only began to get serious in my Junior year. Now, in my senior year, my grade book is pretty impressive. Ah well. </p>
<p>== 10 ==
English 10 (honors) - 92 / 95
Creative Writing - 82
French 1 - 92 / 88
Geometry - 95 / 91
Biology (honors) - 88 / 96
Comp Lit - 98</p>
<p>== 11 ==
(AP) Lang & Comp - 98 / 100
French 2 (honors) - 91 / 97
Algebra 2 (honors) - 84 / 95
Chemistry (honors) - 91 / 87
US History - 93 / 97
Psych - 99</p>
<p>In case anyone feels cool and decides to figure it out ;P</p>