<p>At my school a college prep(regular) class gets 4.0 for A+ 3.75 A and 3.5 A- and so on. Honors gets 4.25, 4.0, 3.75 AP is 4.5, 4.25, 4.0. So over the last 2 years a bunch of my courses have no honors/AP option because at my school only math and science have honors until you get to the AP level. So if I get an A- in these classes it's a 3.5. Are most schools like this because most of the public schools around me have the scale
90 - 100: 4.0
80 -89: 3.0
....
just like that
When colleges see my 3.75 (I'm a sophomore with only 2 APs so far), are they going to realize that it's about a 93 UW average or is it going to look like a B+/A- student</p>
<p>Don't worry about it. Your school submits a profile to colleges, so they know how your system works.</p>
<p>I still worry that at first the adcom will see it and be like ohhh 3.7 and that'll be the first impression and make me seem like I have okay grades, but not as good as they really are.</p>
<p>The adcoms are on to all of this grade weighting so don't worry about it. Concentrate on doing well in courses that you enjoy, and things will work out.</p>