Counted in U of M GPA?

Colleges & Universities University of Michigan
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<p>I have a 4.0 U of M GPA in high school, but I’ve only took one year of math (precalc) in school. So my school waived a math requirement for me b/c they had run out of math courses for me. So on my own time, I took these courses at univesities (they won’t even show up on my HS transcript). But I phoned U of M and they said I had to send in my college transcripts for all my college courses. So my question is, will these courses count in my U of M GPA (since I “only” have 1 year of math, and I need 4 years to satisfy the LSA requirement)?
4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,3.7,3.2, so I’m worried about those last two biting me.
4.0’s in Calc III, Lin. Alg, Diff Eq, and Proof Course
3.7 in a Stat Course
3.2 in Matrix Theory</p>

<p>If so, my GPA would be brought down, which I don’t want to happen.</p>

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<p>awesome name.</p>

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<p>Unless the GPA and the classes from the college courses you took show up on your transcript it will bring your GPA down. However from what you posted you don’t qualify for neither of the criteria mentioned above. So you shouldn’t worry about that 4.0 dropping, though the admissions staff will take those grades you got in college into account in their decision. Also how do you get a 3.2 in a class? Do you mean 3.3? B+?</p>