<p>Jazz Band:A
Math Analysis(Honors):B
AP Us History:A
English 3(Honors:B+..might change to A-..my mom has a conf. with her
Symphonic Band:A
Spanish 4(Honors):A
Physics:A</p>
<p>I know my grades/schedule isnt the best...but i'm proud of myself</p>
<p>we have 100 scale</p>
<p>spanish T6-97
Beg. Calculus- 99
English T4- 93 (its always my lowest.... even though i am sort of a good writer)
Latin T2- 99
Computer Prog T2- 100
Chem T2- 97
Gym- 98 lol (i got the grade cause i am on track, otherwise i would have gotten the default 85)
AP Euro- 92, with the 1.1 curve its 101.2</p>
<p>average 98.03 (highest it ever has been and probably ever will be)</p>
<p>Just curious.. do you guys get percentages as your final grades or are they just letter grades? My school does percentages, so basically every point counts...</p>
<p>Here are mine then...
English II CPA: 90
Geometry CPA: 91
Chem I CPA: 92
Global Studies CPA: 88
Spanish III CP: 90
Intro to Ceramics: 94
Web Page Design: 96</p>
<p>Chemistry A
AP Euro A+
Yoga pass (pass/fail)
Honors Trig/Precalc A+
French 3 A+
Anatomy A+
Adv. English A+</p>
<p>ROTC A
AP US History A
AP English Lang. A-
Precalculus B- (whew almost a C!)
AP Art History A
Spanish II A-</p>
<p>GPA 4.33</p>
<p>AP Calc BC - A
AP Physics C - A
Spanish 3 - A+
H. Brit. Lit. - A+
AP Chem - A
AP US History - A</p>
<p>how do some people have numbers as grades? how do they convert to letters?</p>
<p>Gym- A
Adv. Algebra Honors- A+
English Honors- A
French III Honors- A
World History 2 Honors- A+
Chorus- A
Chemistry Honors- A+</p>
<p>Can't take APs till next year...but next year taking AP Eng. Lang + AP Chem.</p>
<p>honors physics: A
honors chem: A
honors alg2/trig: A
AP euro: A
english: A
forensic science: A+
computer database programming: A+
french 3: A+</p>
<p>AP Spanish: 98
Honors English: 97
Anatomy & Physiology: 99
US History: P (weird scheduling conflict, had to IS it, administration made it pass/fail).
Honors Chem: 98
AP Calc BC: 100
CMC (school has deal with local CC) Psychology: 94
Jazz Band: 100</p>
<p>H. Spanish III: A
H. Algebra II/Trig: A- (YESSSSSSS)
H. English 10: A (Silly teachers not believing in A-pluses...)
20th Century Studies: A (Again! My last non-honors class, though. =D)
Newspaper: A</p>
<p>Term GPA: 4.0
Year GPA: 3.87
Cumulative GPA: 3.93 (We don't weight. We have 20 valedictorians. Boo.)</p>
<p>No more B's and I can get a 3.97...is it sad that I calculated that?</p>
<p>Noel, in my school we don't convert grades to letters- our grades for the year are percentages. We then convert them to a GPA scale:
ex.
98-100=4.0
96-97=3.9
94-95=3.8
92-93=3.7
...and so on.
I think the percentage system is better, b/c then people don't feel like beating up their teachers when they get an 89.4% and the teacher doesn't give them a 90. It's just one point then, instead of a whole letter grade.</p>
<p>Chemistry Honors-B+
English 2 Honors-A+
AP Art History-B+
Algebra 2-A+
AP Human Geography-A+
Ceramics-A+
Spanish 2-A</p>
<p>Algebra II Hon: A+
Eng I Hon: A+
Integrated Sci I: A+ (this was a required class..ugh)
Debate I Hon: A+
Span I: A+
World Geo hon: A+
health/Pe: A+</p>
<p>British Literature: A-
AP Eng. Lang: A+
Spanish 4: A-
AP Calc AB/BC: A
AP Chemistry: A-
AP US History: A+</p>
<p>For Every Class Percentage Overall:
90%+ +4
80-89% +3
70-79% +2
60-69% +1
50-59% 0</p>
<p>In order to achieve a 4.0, one must get 90%+'s in ALL classes. (With the exception of Honors, which one must sometimes get 93%+'s)</p>
<p>Student A</p>
<p>Algebra II/Tri~99% +4
Composition/Literature~95% +4
Science~97 +4
Cultural Geography/History~101 +4</p>
<p>(4+4+4+4)/4=4.0 GPA</p>
<p>(99+95+97+101)/4=98% average</p>
<p>Student B</p>
<p>Algebra II/Trig~90% +4
Composition/Literature~90% +4
Science~80% +3
Cultural Geography/History~80% +3</p>
<p>(4+4+3+3)/4=3.5 GPA</p>
<p>(90+90+80+80)/4~85.00%</p>
<p>Student C</p>
<p>Algebra II/Trig~100% +4
Composition/Literature~100% +4
Science~70% +2
Cultural Geography/History~70% +2</p>
<p>(4+4+2+2)/4=3.0 GPA</p>
<p>(100+100+70+70)/4~85%</p>
<p>Students B and C have the same percentage, but DIFFERENT GPA's...hmmm.</p>
<p>thesloc....</p>
<p>Student A:
Course 1=89%
Course 2=89%
Course 3=89%
Course 4=89%
Average=89%, GPA=3.0</p>
<p>Student B:
Course 1=80%
Course 2=80%
Course 3=80%
Course 4=90%
Average=83% GPA=3.25 </p>
<p>Look at that- Student A has an average SIX POINTS HIGHER than Student B but a lower GPA. All I can say is: that is gaaaaay. I can't believe that some schools are allowed to be so unfair. Lol I'm glad my school isn't.</p>
<p>Spanish 3 - A<br>
APUSH - B
AP EngComp - A
AP Calc AB - A<br>
Physics - A<br>
Genetics/Ecology - A</p>
<p>I can't believe you guys have GPA's of 5.25!!! That is so unfair!!! My school doesn't weight classes the highest that you can get at my school is a 4.3! (an A+ is worth 4.3 points). I so wish I we had weighted grades b/c I take all honors and AP's.</p>
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thesloc....</p>
<p>Student A:
Course 1=89%
Course 2=89%
Course 3=89%
Course 4=89%
Average=89%, GPA=3.0</p>
<p>Student B:
Course 1=80%
Course 2=80%
Course 3=80%
Course 4=90%
Average=83% GPA=3.25</p>
<p>Look at that- Student A has an average SIX POINTS HIGHER than Student B but a lower GPA. All I can say is: that is gaaaaay. I can't believe that some schools are allowed to be so unfair. Lol I'm glad my school isn't.
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<p>Actually; this is more than fair. Because in the long run, kids that go by the 'percentage' can get a 80% and still average out a 90% overall if they get 100% in a different class. Of course; your students a and b are theoretical and so are mine. But trust me; GPA's CAN be Better!</p>