@funfit don’t confuse when I say a half year class .5 or a full year class 1.0 with adding weight to the end grade. Every class is either a semester class .5 or a full year class 1.0. Any class with a n EOC like algebra honors and I believe biology are 1.0 full year classes. Like the Spanish class for Dual enrollment even though it’s only as long as a semester That dual enrollment you count twice because it’s a full year class aka 1.0. Algebra is a full year class and the length is actually a full year long and you count it twice. Now. Regardless of counting it once or twice you will now add weight to it. Honors is 4.5 and college level classes are 5.0 see below. Let’s assume she got an A in all the below except AP world history
Alg Honors A. = 5 + 5=10
Dual enrollment. Spanish 1 5+ 5=10
AP world history A 1st sem 5 B 2nd 4 =9
Calculation. 6 / 29 = 4.83
Most dual enrollments you count only once but since college algebra for example and college Spanish 1 are 1.0 full year classes you would count it twice. I think they are 4 college credits asses is why versus 3 credit classes