No difference between A and A- for Texas?

[deleted962392]

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Got a quick question for y’all. TMDSAS uses this grading scale: A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1. There’s no plus or minuses. If you get a B+ it counts as 3 and A- counts as 4.
This being said would it be harmful to shoot for A- instead of A? It wouldn’t affect my gpa when I apply.
Thanks

 

[Toutie]

You should always shoot for the best grade you are capable of getting.

 

[JeSuisUnDoc]

I don’t get how you can shoot for anything. Shouldn’t it be “study as good as you can”?


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[jarednogeek]

Texas only counts A, B, C etc no plus or minuses. B+=B A-=A etc. do your best while maintaining Ec’s and a life. I kinda disagree with getting the highest possible grade you can because you could always study more if you sacrificed your social life/hobbies but that’s not healthy. Do your best while maintaing your mental health and have some fun too.

 

[MyOdyssey]

Got a quick question for y’all. TMDSAS uses this grading scale: A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1. There’s no plus or minuses. If you get a B+ it counts as 3 and A- counts as 4.
This being said would it be harmful to shoot for A- instead of A? It wouldn’t affect my gpa when I apply.
Thanks

Baylor is part of AMCAS and counts minuses in computing GPA.