I have a question

[P0W3RBALLIN]

Do ya know how you get extra point in honors and AP classes? Like normally an A is 4 pts, but in AP classes its 5.. do you still get that extra point if you have a C?

 

[yankshater213]

Yeah, if its for GPA, its on a scale, so the C gets scaled up too.

 

[Justice]

Yes. I'm not sure if you do if you fail, though. I think you still might.

 

[BigMo763]

Here is how it works:AcademicA = 4B = 3C = 2D = 1F = 0APA = 5B = 4C = 3D = 2F = 0

 

[P0W3RBALLIN]

Oh okay thx, one of my teachers sed only A's and B's get scaled up, so I'm worried about my Chem because I have a C...

 

[Illosophee]

<span style="font-family:Comic Sans MS">Yeah, in AP US History, I had a C... The highest grade in that class was a C+. The teacher screwed everyone over. He had us do weekly outlines of US History chapters from the AP US History textbook and then he'd give us a test every Friday... The tests had nothing to do with the chapters!!!Anyway, I had a B+ in AP Language & Composition last semester. I currently have a B in there and a C- in AP US.</span>

 

[joemagoo362]

My school grades on a 12 point scale (I.E. A=12, A-=11 B+=10... etc.) and AP classes are given a 1.2 multiplier, so a B+ would equate to an A.