<p>Highest at my school for the graduating seniors is a 5.8 … hasn’t ever gone much past that. There really is no limit to your GPA, our school works with an add-on sort of deal (like add .05 to GPA per semester of AP/College class)</p>
<p>Although, depending on how I choose to schedule my classes and how I perfom in the next 8-9 months or so, ya never know (I’m at a 5.2-3 right now).</p>
<p>Our school uses class rank printouts, and everyone always divulges grades and rank at the highest level. It is expected or at least seen as correct to do so.</p>
<p>Unweighted here, A- = 3.67, A = 4.0, A+ = 4.33, highest is around a 4.15…ridiculous.</p>
<p>we compare grades, its just what goes on. I have a 4.3 weighted and am not even top 20% (though we’re unranked except for like the 5 topmost students)</p>
<p>also, we don’t have the A- A A+ thing, an A, whether a 90 or a 99.9 is still 4.0 (5.0 weighted). This tends to help I guess.</p>
<p>We don’t use a 4.0 scale.</p>
<p>The highest QPA you can get is a 100%. I have like a ~94%. The highest GPA is a 4.0…I have a 3.8. </p>
<p>They don’t weigh in our school cuz they want the students to take what ever classes interest them and not be forced to take AP classes…even though you have to apply to get into my school.</p>
<p>uhh 5.0 with all APs/Honors classes i suppose</p>
<p>Only maybe 3-5 people have done it, i think</p>