Highest GPA on a 5.0 scale? How's that even work? We had 4.0 at my school. Every where from middle school to college has had a 4.0 scale.

And I don't really think highest GPA should be valedictorian though in the case of this article I do think she should be.

As an example to my opinion, I will use myself. Entering my Senior year of HS, I was 11th in my class of about 300 (had slightly less than a 4.0, I mean like a 3.988 or something like that). Well I did post secondary all year so, I was not able to receive the weighted average that most seniors got from their "advanced" classes or even their AP classes. I ended up graduating like 14th or so. Had the valedictorian at my school done what I did, she would have ended up being like 6th in the final class rankings, but I would argue she was the best student still.

 

AP classes are worth 6.0 (weighted) points in many schools, including my own. This is in a 4.0 scale too.

 

I'd be willing to bet my life that isn't even a remote possibility.

 

Bingo, AP classes count above 4.0.

Meanwhile, I slacked in high school--think 2.8 GPA--and got into college anyway.

 

She's not valedictorian because she only went through three years of high school instead of four. That's a bunch of bull.

 

Wait so is this like saying I gave it a 110% even though the maximum is 100%?

 

What college did you get into bro? University or Comm. College?

 

or in my situation (2.7 gpa, 20 act, 990 sat) i had football scholarship to get into a private university :wink2:

 

lets see tore my acl and pcl and they took away my scholarship, eventhough it was only a year recovery......thanks for bringing it up :pity:

 

My AP classes were only worth 5.0 on a 4.0. My post secondary classes only counted as 4.0 which was complete bull****.

 

I didn't know you could get in with that low of a GPA. My GPA is like 2.8 right now because of damn Chemistry and Geometry. It was 3.4 last year.

 

Sorry to hear bro.

 

State university. No community college for me. :up:

 

Sweet, congratulations on your success.

That's my goal, get into a university. I really don't want to go to a community college. I don't think there's anything wrong with them, just feel like it will be a better success for myself getting into a university and hopefully working with business sports mgmt.

 

A couple universities in OH have open (or rolling) enrollment and it really isn't that hard to get into them.

 

Interesting. Do you by any chance know the name of them so I could look them up and get information?

I'm going to be a junior next year in HS so those openings may change in a couple years.

 

we use 4.0 scale.

 

me me me me me me me
me me me me me meeeeeeee

 

:tongue2:

I'm a taker, what can I say.

 

Akron for sure, and I am pretty sure Ohio State and Toledo do as well. It would not surprise me if Cincinnati or Ohio University were as well.

However, I would suggest not coming to Ohio for college unless you absolutely love the school or have a great scholarship. We are one of the worst states as far as affordable education goes.

 

Sweet, thanks for the info bro. I will have to read up on their majors when I get a chance to.

 

my gpa is going to be like 2.25- **** it

 

Either I am seeing things again or thats a negative after the five.

 

lol nah i just put it there instead of a comma or period for some reason:lol:

 

:lol:

phew! I was about to say damnnnnnnn brother.

 

:lol: negative gpa, that would take some serious skills...

 

:lol:

Prep has been there, done that.

 

btw, I found out today that theres a 21 year old kid in my teachers English class LOL. I thought it was my friend Oscar but it was some other dummy.

 

wow a super super super senior...the more super the better thats what they always say

 

He's super alright lol. I thought my cousin was bad at the age of 19 and a senior. He failed his senior year but this guy and my friend Oscar, :pity:. My friend Oscar is a sophomore and I think he is eighteen lol.

 

:lol: thats funny..we dont get held back here except kindergarten

 

LOL What? What do they do if you don't have enough credits or something? Kick your *** out and don't let you walk? lol.

 

yeah you just have to take credit recovery...like last year i failed the last semester of english..if i was at your school i'd probably have gotten held back..our school district is a joke though..haha this is from wikipedia..its true though

"In 2003, the district made national news when 17 days of classes were cut from the school year which allowed students to be out in May due to budget cuts to education in Oregon"