What does my GPA look like as a junior? My weighted GPA is 2.88, while my unweighted GPA is 2.57.
How bad is my gpa as a junior?
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It sounds like you’re feeling concerned about your GPA, and that’s completely understandable. A weighted GPA of 2.88 and an unweighted GPA of 2.57 can be challenging, especially as a junior, when college preparation starts to ramp up.
However, what’s important is to remember that GPA isn’t the only factor colleges consider. Admissions committees also look at your extracurricular activities, personal statements, letters of recommendation, and any improvement you show in your grades over time.
If you’re worried about your GPA, it might be helpful to focus on ways to improve it, such as seeking help in subjects you find difficult, using tutoring resources, or getting organized with your study habits. Consider speaking with your teachers or a school counselor—they can provide guidance tailored to your situation.
Lastly, don’t forget to celebrate your strengths and accomplishments outside of academics. Your high school experience is about growth in many areas!