<p>Miw140, you sound real convincing, but I specifically remember that the document they gave me at orientation that had my high school information and my placements (language, chem, math) listed my GPA as exactly what it actually was in HS. If U-M had recalculated it, it would have been a lot higher, as I had about a 50-50 split of A-'s and A’s. So the resultant was something along the lines of a 3.83 uncalculated GPA rather than a 3.9-4.0 recalculated one.</p>