<p>I have completed 28 college credits and have a 4.0 from a community college while in high school.
I am enrolling in a 4 year school next year for my freshman year. Let’s say I have a 3.0 after one year and I just so happen to complete 28 credits during this freshman year.
After this year, I decide to transfer out to Boston College.
Will all my credits from both previous schools be grouped together and consequently give me a 3.5 transfer GPA?</p>
<p>Going to have to read the fine print for Boston College to see if they consider college credits while concurrently enrolled in HS to be considered as CC or HS unit and/or how they affect a transfer gpa.</p>
<p>Generally, however, most colleges just lump the gpa together. Some colleges will specifically not count non-transferable credits such as any prep-courses, or limit how many PE or Applied Music (lessons) courses can be applied to the transfer gpa.</p>