At my school, we took seven classes per semester (though most were year-long, they still count as two semester courses). If that’s the case with you, your current GPA is 3.93. If you get all A’s your junior and senior year, your GPA will be 3.96.

Both of these *could* be enough to get you into a pre-med program. It really depends on what school you go to. The University of Arkansas (where I go) is going to be a lot easier to get into than, say, an Ivy League school. Most college websites will let you know what to expect.

Make sure you also have extracurriculars, volunteer work, etc. It also helps to take as many AP classes as you can.

About your GPA, it depends on how many classes you’re taking. Like at my school we take 4 classes a day… so the most would be like 8 a year (but mine turned out to be only 5!!)

Your GPA would probably be like 3.99999999 unless you’ve taken AP classes then it would be over 4.0. Either way it’s really good.

Don’t forget, they don’t just look at your GPA. They also look at your extracurricular activities, job experiences, volunteering, and act or sat scores!

High school is a ****** ain’t it.