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Best Answer: Weighted GPAs allow for classes to count for an extra gradepoint. For example, an AP class often counts as a weighted class. Usually, on a 4.0 scale, an A counts as a 4, a B as a 3, a C as a 2, and a D as a 1. Weighted classes are one gradepoint higher (A counts as a 5, B as a 4, etc) and raise your GPA.
Most colleges will consider both your weighted and unweighted GPA, and most high schools will report both to the colleges to which you are applying. Colleges want the weighted GPA to reflect your class rank, as well as the relative rigor of your high school course load. But they will not use this weighted GPA in comparing you with other applicants. Most colleges will use the unweighted GPA as the best reflection of your high school performance. As they say, âan A is an A.â A B in an Advanced Placement course does not mean that you somehow really got an A in that courseâ¦you still did B work, according to your teacher.