<p>Ok so for our school, our GPA scale goes up to 6. However, we also do "in between" decimal values for our GPA. Thus a 95 in an AP class is a 5.5 and a 97 is a 5.7 and a 83 is a 4.3 and such (what sucks is that activities like band and dance are 4.0 regular)</p>
<p>I have received all A's on all of my grades but since our school does in between GPA, my unweighted GPA is a 3.849, which means that I get about an average of 98.5 in all of my classes.</p>
<p>However I heard that in other schools any type of A is the same number value.</p>
<p>Therefore when I am applying or scholarships and college, if I put down 3.849, this would apply to admission officials that I got some B's when in fact I don't have any if we're going by the "letter grade only value" instead of in between decimals.</p>
<p>So should I put 4.0 down on my scholarship apps for unweighted GPA since I got all A's or the unweighted GPA my school has given me that may mislead some colleges.</p>