Basically, my school operates on a number-based grading system and is a vocational-technical school, so thus does not offer art-based electives. However, because of my state’s state art requirement for graduation, they mandate sophomores to take a “Dance Appreciation” class that is the only performing arts class our school offers. It is a pass/fail class, so we do not receive a numerical grade for it. However, when I was reporting my grades on the UC application, because I chose a 0-100 scale (since that is how my school reports it), I was not able to select a “P” or “Pass” option for the class. As a result, after contacting current UC students who came from my school, I decided to put a 100 as the grade since that dignified as passing. How big of an issue is this? I have already reached out to the Berkeley admissions office and also attached my unofficial transcript but I would like to know if this is grounds for cancellation or not. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you all in advance
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