however you can get above a 4.0 (the accepted TOP grade)
when your average is above ~95-96.

for example. my friend recieves constant 85s. his GPA is in the 3.5 range. and i recieve consistent 98-100's so mine is ~4.3
but there are several students in my school who have GPA's of ~5.0 with all of their AP courses.

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Quote: from norock at 5:48 am on Jan. 2, 2007

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yeap ^^

however you can get above a 4.0 (the accepted TOP grade)  
when your average is above ~95-96.

for example. my friend recieves constant 85s. his GPA is in the 3.5 range. and i recieve consistent 98-100's so mine is ~4.3  
but there are several students in my school who have GPA's of ~5.0 with all of their AP courses.

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well then i guess it matters what school then.

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My cumulative average last year was 99.

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Scale is very weird due to many levels of classes. (C-Level, Basic, general, Advanced, Honors, AP)

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Class 1 - 95 A
Class 2 - 90 A
Class 3 - 88 A
Class 4 - 100 A
Class 5 - 98 A
Class 6 - 116 A
Class 7 - 91 A

(If your wondering about the 116 grade, it's in band. I have placed in several regional bands, and earned a lot of bonus points)

4+4+4+4+4+4+4 = 28. Total of 7 classes, so:

28/7 = 4. My GPA is 4.0

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