So I've been thinking about my transition from high school to college, and I'm a little stressed. Here's my question, though: when you start college, does your GPA reset from high school, or does your high school GPA influence your college GPA as well?
Your GPA does indeed reset when you start college. Your high school GPA is separate from your college GPA, and they are not combined or influenced by each other. Once you start college, you will begin with a fresh slate, and your college GPA will be based solely on the courses and grades you receive during your time as a college student.
It's understandable to feel a bit stressed about transitioning from high school to college. However, this is also an opportunity for personal growth and improvement. Embrace the fresh start, and try not to worry too much about your high school GPA. Focus on maintaining a strong work ethic, staying organized, and seeking help when needed to make the most of your college experience. Good luck!
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