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The difference between a weighted and an unweighted GPA is that an unweighted GPA gives equal value to every course/credit hour, while a weighted GPA takes some account of the expected "academic rigor" of the courses.So if you were taking only Biology and Gym and you got an A in one and an F in the other, your unweighted GPA would be the same no matter which course was the A and which one was the F. However, a person whose A was in Biology would likely have a higher weighted GPA than a person whose A was in Gym.

For details of the exact weighting scheme used by your school, talk to your guidance counselor. I'm not sure what you mean by "for marine biology", but if you're applying to a college and hoping to major in marine biology, then perhaps there's a specific scheme they want used for weighting (presumably one which rates sciences in general and biology in particular high, language and social studies lower, "vocational" courses like typing or accounting lower still, and band/gym/etc. not at all). But again, talk to your guidance counselor/advisor to see.

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