My current GPA is 3.9. I'm still in my 2nd year in high school, so I still have time. I don't plan on getting any more B's for my grade.
I was wondering if it was possible to raise my gpa? I was the top of my class in freshman year, but someone transferred to my school with a 4.0. Although I am disappointed, I was expecting that anyways.
Can I still raise my gpa and become the valedictorian?
Also, if somehow by my senior year, another person transfers with a 4.0 gpa. What would that make me? If there's 2 people with 4.0 gpa, does that mean I won't get to be a salutatorian?
Am I able to become the Valedictorian still or at least stay the Salutatorian?
2016-09-22 12:48 am
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2016-09-22 1:17 am
Who cares?
There are far more important things in life to think about, and it appears you should start thinking about them -- specifically, how the world is full of 7 BILLION other people and how you can help them, and how you can contribute to the world.
There are FAR more important things in life than grades: health and exercise, family relationships, building a healthy and supportive social network, community service, financial stability, developing your creative talents and interpersonal skills, developing a spiritual foundation from which you can approach the rest of your life (and I'm not talking about religion).
It saddens me to see someone who, as a sophomore in high school, has such a narrow view of the world. Believe me, in ten years nobody will care what about your high school GPA.
There are far more important things in life to think about, and it appears you should start thinking about them -- specifically, how the world is full of 7 BILLION other people and how you can help them, and how you can contribute to the world.
There are FAR more important things in life than grades: health and exercise, family relationships, building a healthy and supportive social network, community service, financial stability, developing your creative talents and interpersonal skills, developing a spiritual foundation from which you can approach the rest of your life (and I'm not talking about religion).
It saddens me to see someone who, as a sophomore in high school, has such a narrow view of the world. Believe me, in ten years nobody will care what about your high school GPA.
2016-09-22 5:40 pm
If you don't have straight As, you won't end up with a 4.0. Once you get an A- or B, 4.0 is over. However, if that other student moves or earns a grade lower than an A, you could end up with the same GPAs. In my school district it is possible to have multiple valedictorians.
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