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Would it be impossible to raise my GPA from 3.64 to 3.8 in my Senior Year to Graduate with Honors?

Hi, I'm a rising senior (class of 2023), and graduating with Honors was the main goal I set for myself in Freshman year, however during these last couple years (COVID, personal issues, etc.) my GPA hasn't been what I've wanted it to be. As of right now, my cumulative GPA is 3.64 and I need a 3.8 to graduate with Honors. Would I be able to raise it high enough. I'm taking 2 AP classes next year so would the weight of the classes help me?

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2 years ago

If your unweighted cumulative GPA is 3.64 then you can end up with a max. UGPA of 3.73 if you get all As.

If you want a exact answer please tell me what your unweighted GPA and your weighted GPA are. Also how many classes do you take each semester and what the weighting is for APs at your school.

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Unweighted GPA: 3.7
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SAT: 720 math
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