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Really? Wow. I don't know what the requirements are but I know there are several, so even with a 4.0 you aren't guaranteed to be valedictorian. I'm pretty sure you have to take a certain number of AP/Honors and you may need some sort of letter from a teacher or something.I hate having multiple valedictorians. I don't know how it is at other schools but at mine it's not even prestigious anymore. One of the girls who got valedictorian at my school this year doesn't even have the minimum ACT to get into college. As long as you have a 4.0 though, you're in. Doesn't matter if you've cheated your entire way through high school :rolleyes:
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I'm from a really small town. Our average graduating class size is <100 kids. We've never offered any sort of AP programs, although there have been dual credit and honors classes for a while (they're not challenging though). Here, if you kept a 4.0 and took physics your senior year, you're in. This year there were 6!Really? Wow. I don't know what the requirements are but I know there are several, so even with a 4.0 you aren't guaranteed to be valedictorian. I'm pretty sure you have to take a certain number of AP/Honors and you may need some sort of letter from a teacher or something.
How??Confession: I'm a freshman in college and never took the ACT or SAT.
and yes I live in America.
how? in illinois it's required that you take it your junior year.
Not required to take to graduate in Florida and I'm in community college. I plan to transfer but my top choices don't require you to have ACT or SAT scores once you have your AA :)How??
That's so weird. I always thought everyone did a 4 point scale, I had never heard of anything else.In my high school, our GPA was on a 5 point scale...but if you had classes that were honors or AP, those were bases on a 6 point scale and if you were in basic class, those were on a regular 4 point scale..very confusing. Finally a year or two after I was out of the school, they put everyone on a 4 point scale. So annoying.
Yea I had never heard of that either. Although ours was on a 4 point scale our AP's were on a 5 point scale so an A was a 5.0. It honestly makes no sense to me that it's different everywhere, you would think it would be normalized to make it seem more equal for applying to college.