I should have phrased that different. I have a sucky GPA for an Ivy League School Ranked #5 in the country with a 14% acceptance rate. My GPA is 92 unweighted in all high honor and AP classes. While that sounds good, it's not even top 10% in my school and not nearly good enough. I got a bunch of B's as a Freshman because I didn't realize school mattered. I have never taken school seriously and now I really regret it. All I can hope for is that they focus on grade upswing and progression which they like. My average as a Freshman was like 89 and Junior year was like 95, so that's a good upswing. We'll see if it matters.

Oh, I'm sure your GPA is fine.

It's you that sucks.

I'm considering a career as a motivational speaker.

So, translated to the 4-3-2-1 GPA scale, you're somewhere in the upper 3s, no?

Betwem 3.6-3.8 I don't know where exactly. I think like 3.65 but idk. I don't use that scale i my school.

Most schools don't use it for their "main" grading scale, but they keep it written down somewhere for...why does that scale actually exist, aside from sending them to colleges, anyway?

My school doesn't use it all. On my official transcript my GPA is 92.08 on a scale of 100.

Most public schools do the percentile grading, and then convert over to the Four Point Scale. Why the Hell do we have the Four Point Scale? It seems like an unnecessary step, now that I think of it.

Less and less schools use it now. Its pretty pointless. My school doesn't.

*thumbs up*

To me, it's a lifestyle.

Same could be said about the use of imperial units. TIE Fighters notwithstanding.

Some lovely options, and yet ...

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to EmperorNorton again.

I'm considering a career as Truffle Shuffle's stunt double.

And my glasses broke.

Things just keep getting worse.

FML.

Heh. I had something like a 3.08 and I had no problem getting into Cornell and Pepperdine.