What is the grading scale for highschool Ap classes and Honor classes (two seperate scales)?

Question

Im sure they are each to different scales
i would prefer it be for Carson High (NV) but anyother works too

Answer 1

AP classes you get a bump in 2 letter grades
Honor classes bumps you up 1 letter grade.

For example, if you have a C in AP Amercian History, they'll count it as an A on your GPA. If you get a D in Chemistry Honors, it'll count as a C on your GPA.

The good part about it, say you get an A in your AP class, on your GPA it'll count 2 extra points to it. An A in regular is 4, but since it's AP, it'll be 6. Or a B in regular is 3, but in AP, it counts as 5.

Answer 2

In my county in Virginia, AP students have the same grading scale as everyone else in terms of number scores (94-100 is an A, 84-93 is a B, 74-83 is a C, 64-73 is a D, and 63 and below is an F). However, getting an A in an AP class counts more toward your GPA, as you get a 5 for getting an A, instead of a 4 for an A in a regular class. The Honors classes carry the same weight as the AP classes, so you still get a 5 for getting an A instead of a 4.

Answer 3

For our school, AP classes are 93-100 is an A, 92- 85 is a B, 84-77 is a C, 77-70 is a D and 69-0 is an F. But, for our honors classes, the grading scale is the common 100-90 A, 89-80 B...and so on.