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@elalfeljef00
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 • 4 years ago •
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Is it a good GPA?

I have a 3.77 weighed gpa, is that good? What would it be unweighted? Could I get into any competitive school with that gpa?

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@dlzz4 years ago

What it would be unweighted depends on how many APs and honors you've taken and what grade you've gotten on each :)

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@Elenajaf
1 answer, 5 votes
 • 4 years ago

For your college admission, your unweighted GPA matters a lot. Most competitive schools look for an almost perfect GPA. You have a pretty good GPA. However, KEEP WORKING HARD you are on the right path!

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@Kenton
11 answers, 17 votes
 • 4 years ago

A 3.77 GPA is great and you should be able to get into some pretty good colleges with that GPA. Keep up the good work.:)

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@Kenton4 years ago

Here is why I said that they should be able to get into some pretty good colleges. Lets use me as an example I was struggling most of high school and my GPA is not so great but now I am doing better because I have decided to go to college. If you bring up the time where you started to change your mindset about college and show them what improvements you made then you have an even higher chance of getting into any college because they will look at what you have accomplished in that time

@Kenton4 years ago

A 3.77 GPA equivalents to an A-

@Kenton4 years ago

Yes I understand and thank you for the comments.

@Kenton4 years ago

Thank you

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