Do you get a multiplier for your AP course marks?

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<p>Hey,</p>

<p>For those currently taking/have taken AP courses at your school, do you get a multiplier for your report card marks? For example, if you get 80% on a test in an AP course, you get a 1.1 multiplier so it becomes 88%. (A 90% would become a 99% …and so on)</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

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<p>no we don’t have any kind of weighted grades at my school.</p>

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<p>We do not weight at our school but the teachers gives everyone an extra 5% at the semester’s start</p>

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<p>we get a 1.1 multiplier for AP, and 1.05 for Pre-AP, which is very nice. the top 10% of our class has a GPA over 100.</p>

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<p>We get a 1.06 for A.P. classes. So a 90 would really equal an 95.4.</p>

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<p>My high school gives AP classes a multiplier of 1.2 and Pre-AP multipier of 1.1</p>

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<p>We get a 5.0 for AP classes if we get a 2+ on the exam.</p>

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<p>My school gives a multiplier of 1.04 for Honors and 1.08 for AP classes.</p>

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<p>We get a 1.25 multiplier (6 over 4).</p>

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<p>We get 5 points. Like if u had an 88 in the class you get a 93. You get these points just for taking the class. In honors classes you get 3 points, so a 90 is a 93</p>

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<p>AP classes are 5.0 on the 4.0 scale and a few (Physics, Chem Lecture, BC) are 85=A</p>

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<p>We get a 1.20 multiplier for AP courses and a 1.10 multiplier for Pre-AP courses.</p>

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<p>We have a 1.1 weight for honors classes, and a 1.125 for AP/IB without test and a 1.135 with the test. The weighted grades don’t appear on report cards, only for weighted GPA/Rank.</p>

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<p>My school averages all grades together and adds 15 points per AP class. So an 85 would be a 100 on my GPA.</p>