<p>Grading systems in Europe are very different. I don’t know about Nina2332’s situation but, the school I went to in Europe followed the IB Grading scale. When I came here they messed up and basically said 7(which is the highest in the grading scale)= A, 6=B, 5=C<br>
Complete BS considering 7’s are very hard to get. My GPA is screwed because of that. You also have to take into account the difficulty of the classes. </p>
<p>Looking at Nina2332 situation, her grading system was different and her classes were difficult. I believe they will take this into account.</p>
<p>If your counselor talked about your situation, I feel that it is unneeded. I don’t think it will do you any harm, but I honestly don’t know.</p>
<p>P.S I attached an Education Interruption letter to my applications because I have attended 3 high schools.</p>
<p>Nina2332, </p>
<p>You could have your French school records formally evaluated by [World</a> Education Services - International Education Intelligence](<a href=“http://www.wes.org/]World”>http://www.wes.org/) or a similar organization so that you have a better understanding of whether or not your grades there are “good enough”. If you had graduated from a French school, many US colleges and universities would have required that you have that kind of evaluation done.</p>