High School Student Graduates with 8.07 GPA

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High School Student Graduates with 8.07 GPA​

 

[Paradoxx]

Also, in this multiverse…. The timeline she’s on is one of the few that was successful and leads to the global event that’s gonna take place in 2047.

I knew your bum was crazy when you said Griffith did nothing wrong. The hell are you on..

 

[Bryan Danielson]

I knew your bum was crazy when you said Griffith did nothing wrong. The hell are you on..

That man, that great man made the ultimate sacrifices for the great good

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

never let a hard time humble us

 

[Shadow King]

She can

But she shouldn’t and she choose right. Her going to college would be like when Darius Miles went to the Cavs.

I don’t care how mature a smart 13 year old is… they still 13 year olds.

They not mentally prepared to be adults and young adults, she needed to developed

Also, in this multiverse…. The timeline she’s on is one of the few that was successful and leads to the global event that’s gonna take place in 2047.

In other multiverses, the time line she went earlier, she failed and burned out. One she even died in a car accident with some drunk college kids

Agree to disagree, Doctor Strange

 

[Roland Coltrane]

Your reply to an intelligent young black lady is a pornstar clip?

that smiley

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

How is that possible when a weighted A on a 4.0 scale is a 5… meaning the max GPA is a 5.0. What is the scale this is on because that’s not a 4.0 scale

 

[The_Sheff]

It’s always been like this. I had some stupid high GPA as well and I ain’t even make straight As. That’s why AP and IB courses are clutch. And if you pass the exams you also get college credit. A lot of these Asian and white folks know the play . It doesn’t necessarily mean their children are smarter than ours. @Matt504 @OfTheCross.

It hasn’t always been like this and it varies state to state. That’s why colleges don’t use those GPAs. In the scale that most colleges use it’s impossible to get even a 5 for the reasons I laid out earlier.

 

[Easy-E]

All jokes aside...how the fu?!

Congratulations

This child was dual enrolled, taking virtual classes, high placement classes all throughout family tradegy Go head ma-ma

Shoutout to her parents

Shorty said she had to do it for her little brother

 

[Him]

What’s her major

 

[Mega]

I didn't even know you could get a GPA that high! Well damn!

Salute to her!

Her cousin graduated with a 11.84 GPA last year.


@get these nets

 

[Secure Da Bag]

8.07 GPA??? Shout out to her.

I gotta watch the video to see how these numbers are real.

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

Her cousin graduated with a 11.84 GPA last year.

my brother also went to MIT

 

[Uitomy]

Some of these states have some weird GPA measurements. Apparently in Florida if you take classes at a community college those classes can double or triple your GPA in their calculations.

It’s getting insane.

At the schools around here AP classes give you the chance to earn a 5.0 for that grade but that’s not enough to push your overall GPA up that high because of all those other 4.0s you received the prior 3 years.

Because of that most colleges will take your transcript and convert it to a standard GPA scale and not use what the high school gave you.

High school is quite literally pointless to me tbh. most of the things you learn there you can learn by middle school, and with dual enrollment i believe the average competent high schooler with like a 3.0 can take the basic intro courses (which is just HS math/science etc. all over again). most teenagers would have more meaningful time at a job or program than basic ass high school, but thats for the most part and yadda yadda

but I know in my case im pissed I didnt do dual enrollment, probably could've finished college in half the time at half the cost.

 

[get these nets]

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Her cousin graduated with a 11.84 GPA last year.


@get these nets

Proud of him, too. Will tell you how proud after I see what his mother's maiden name was.

hehehehehe