they has a high GPA then any white or black..I read from state report an
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The average I.Q. of North Asians is slightly statistically higher than other groups.  Just about everything in life is a continuum, so that, regardless, there will be smart and dumb people in all groups.  FYI, IQ in one study (sets Britain at 100): Hong Kong 107, Korea 106,  Japan 105, Taiwan 104, Singapore 104, United States 98.
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Well, a person who makes all A's would most likely be there most of the time.  It is part of the rules that you attend school. If you do not follow the rules, then they do have a right to do as they please.
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call state northridge isn't to hard to get into. san diego is very difficult. Schools won't accept anyone with a gpa under 2.0, but even with that its tough
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You should be able to find that information in the student handbook of your particular college. \n\nAt mine, you had to get a GPA below 2.0.
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People who graduated from a certain school.
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Can't answer that without knowing your school's grading policies - it varies from school to school.  But the 2.25 GPA would generally be BETWEEN a C (2.00) and a C+ (2.33) average (most commonly).
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I think that someone like you would be the better student, and looked at better than the first.  When colleges look at grades and courses, they want to know that you know what you can handle.  They want good GPAs.  Great grades that keep you in the top of your class will get you into college.  What will help even more is if you went a step above just classes and participated in activities.  A person who just had great grades will not look as good to a college as someone who does well and has involved themselves in other activities, especially volunteering.  If you have that as well, then you are a shoe in.
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They grade it on a curve.  The majority get 3's.  The same ammount get 2's and 4's and the same ammount of students get 1's and 5's.  So it is diffferent every year.  I got a 3.
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I heard they are Ds...like the best grades she got in school, lol.
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It's worth a try.  If he did that well (which is important) and he can explain the poor grades in his essay (and doesn't apply to only top schools) he has a shot.  However, he will need to explain that he will not have the same poor GPA problem in law school (i.e. i will not work) or he doesn't have a chance.
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Your high schools weight them to show you what type of kids go to what schools. Colleges have their own way of calculating GPA. So just take as many higher level courses as you can and keep that GPA near the 4.0 (The top A) as much as you can. Otherwise your weighted score doesn't really mean much.\n\nMore AP classes and more As give you a higher chance at more competative schools. \n\nThe ideal score is to get an A in AP classes.
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yes its possible ! an above 75% of the Indian system is considered as 3.0+ GPA which is rated very high, thats A+ according to grading system. 85% +relates to 3.5 +GPA and of course 100% is 4.0!
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For some individuals, Yes.  Two of my high-school age children are currently attending charter schools, and with great results. They get more individualized attention and better grades.
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So, Grambling State is out of the question, huh....  Well, I don't know about the historically chartered schools (e.g. Fisk), but I believe that in Mississippi, Alabama, and maybe even Florida and Texas, the A&M schools are proportionately higher in black student population than are other schools (and were initially charted to serve black/former slave populations and their descendents), so you might check to see if that's true (I'm not 100% on this) and see which of these have real estate programs.\n\nGood luck!
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That sounds like a good school. I don't mean to be negative but I feel like African American youth today are still being taught that they are held back or held down and that's not the case at all. So if they are in an institution where they can't see a majority of themselves and especially in an institution of thriving, they feel it's confirmed.
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Yes, Universities want to have a diverse mix of students and have "quotas" to meet, meaning they need to have certain numbers of different ethnic backgrounds so that they cannot be accused of discriminating and it also helps to make them look more well-rounded and universal.  But often what happens as a result is reverse-discrimination, where many Caucasian-Americans get denied with higher GPAs.
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Getting into a good school and then actually getting good grades.  There are some students who just "get it" and are able to write like they want you to, then there are people like me, whose GPA would make an excellent ERA if I were a major league pitcher.