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I am a junior in high school with a GPA of 3.78. I got straight A's first semester this year but messed up second semester a bit so far and my GPA might worst case scenario be lowered to a 3.7?
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It can olny get worse if and only if you fail all of your classes. But you are doing better than me (I have a 3.42) so good job and keep it up. Just make sure you make high As or high Bs so it will average out.
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