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The "+" on the left hand side of a class means...
It's an elective class
It's a college prep class
It's a class that was retaken
It's a honors/AP/College class that earns a GPA boost
2
An "NM" on my transcript means...
"no mark"-- this gives me 5 credits
"no mark"-- this does NOT impact my GPA
"no mark"-- this is the same as an F
"no mark"-- this earns me 0 credits so I may need to retake the class
3
A "p" to the left of a course on my transcript means
"Perfect"
College "Prep" Class
A "passing" grade
An in "person" class
4
What GPA do UCs and CSUs pay the most attention to?
Your 10-12 academic (A-G) GPA
Your 9-12 academic (A-G) GPA
Your 9-12 total GPA
Your 10-12 total GPA
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You get an A, a C, an F, and a B in academic classes for the semester. What is your A-G GPA?
(4+2+0+3) / 4 = GPA of 2.25
(3 + 2 + 3) / 3 = GPA of 2.667
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You want to increase your competitiveness for postsecondary opportunities. What should you do?
Retake any failed A-G classes as soon as possible.
Eat more hot cheetos
Take dual and concurrent enrollment classes at Peralta Colleges.
Sign up for summer programs and internships.
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How many credits do you usually get for a class in one semester?
3
10
5
2.5
8
What is a "weighted" A worth in GPA points?
4 points
5 points instead of 3
5 points instead of 4
3 points
9
In what system is the minimum 10-12 A-G GPA requirement 2.0?
University of California
California State University
HBCU/Privates
Community College
10
To graduate, your Total GPA (9-12) must be:
2.0
3.0
4.0
1.0
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In what system is the minimum 10-12 A-G GPA requirement 3.0?
Community College
University of California
California State University
HBCU/Privates
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An "r" on my transcript means the class was....
"repeated" and the D/G grade doesn't count toward my GPA
"repeated" but the D/F still impacts my GPA
was "really" hard
was a class with a lot of "reading"
