I see a lot of people posting 4.0 GPAs here on sdn and I've never seen a GPA above a 4.0 here. Are they all using the 4.0 GPA scale instead of the 4.33 GPA scale because I find it impossible for any of them to not have a single A+? Also which GPA scale do dental schools primarily use?
Is there anyone with a GPA above 4.0?
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Mine was kind enough to give out A-, but not A+. Simply excellent, really.
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SAME HERE! It ruffles my feathers. I would definitely have above a 4.0. Oh well.
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yeah, well my school actually gave out A+s in conjunction w/ gold stars and coupons for pizza hut
you mad?
you mad?
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One time I got a gift certificate for a drink and popcorn at the movie theater because I made an A in organic. Ball is in your court.
My school did give out A+s, however they counted as a 4.0 at my UG so most professors never gave them. Some however did, making my AADSAS gpa higher than my UG GPA. (Being counted as a 4.33) To answer your question, there are definitely people with above a 4.0, I think some are listed in the ADEA guide book ranges. My friend had a 4.22 applying to dental schools .
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I doubt it wouldve made that much of a difference in your case, Ms. 28 DAT and 3.99 GPA 😉
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You are too much
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Got a gift certificate to ihop from my ecology prof. I then slammed a stack of red velvet pancakes. They were breathtaking.
The ball has now been dunked in your face.
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