does A+ = 4.3 for ADASSA?
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does A+ = 4.3 ?
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actually i think it does 👍
there were two different GPAs when i applied. one with pluses and minuses and one without
there were two different GPAs when i applied. one with pluses and minuses and one without
yes it does....finally they're worth something!
wow...I haven't had the option of an A+ since about the 5th grade. I didn't even know colleges gave those.
I think they do = a 4.3
I received 1 A-, 2 B+s, 4 A+s in non-science courses... and I have a 3.99 in my non-science GPA. (Then again, that's with quality pts... whatever those are).
I received 1 A-, 2 B+s, 4 A+s in non-science courses... and I have a 3.99 in my non-science GPA. (Then again, that's with quality pts... whatever those are).
too bad my school only gives A's no plus **sad face**
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it does according to the AADSAS website. they actually report two GPAs for each calculation one weighted with +/- and one without +/-
lol my school doesnt even give letter grades...then again im only in middle school. 5 more years before i have to worry about trying!
interesting.
yeah, i go to a Canadian school which give A+ for over 90%.
mmm, so does AADSAS take in consideration of the percentage then? Or do they just care about letter grade?
95% = A+.... Wow I want to go to your school.
A lot of my classes are 94-95+ = A 90-95 = A- 87-90 = B+
That's including when we have our chemistry dept giving out maybe 10 As in a class of 200+.
GPAs can be skewed depending on what school you go to I think. Do you think D Schools take that into consideration when looking at your GPA??
A lot of my classes are 94-95+ = A 90-95 = A- 87-90 = B+
That's including when we have our chemistry dept giving out maybe 10 As in a class of 200+.
GPAs can be skewed depending on what school you go to I think. Do you think D Schools take that into consideration when looking at your GPA??
A+ might not count as 4.3 on your school transcript, but it should when AADSAS calculate your GPA (once you log on, it is written on the GPA conversion table under instructions)
Here is the link:
https://aadsas.adea.org/aadsas2007/instructions/conversion_grade.htm
Here is the link:
https://aadsas.adea.org/aadsas2007/instructions/conversion_grade.htm
It's true for AADSAS. I had one B in calc and a B+ in an advanced o chem class, but I had 6 A+'s in other science classes so my AADSAS science GPA was boosted to a 3.97 and cum GPA to a 4.03.
