ChrisL
Diamond Member
sure...they are the same thing....but those who have already attended college stopped using the term "grades" way back in high school.wait....
Good GRADES?
You used the term "GOOD GRADES"?
NOLA is correct. You are a child. I do not debate with children. Adults don't use the term "good grades" unless they are talking to children. By the time they are applying to colleges, they talk in terms of GPA...
Never mind.
You just want to go to college for free. Sorry, bro. There aint no such thing as a free lunch.
Earn it.
Cya.
That's what a GPA is, moron. You just want to be a douchebag. Okay. See ya.
GPA = Grade Point Average. GPA <> Good Grades.
Geesh.
So? How is this relevant to the discussion? Good grades do equal your grade point average, dumbass. In other words, you don't have any argument, so you are going to focus on semantics.
It is not the meaning....it is the fact that you used the term. It speaks volumes
A GPA is your grades. The terms are interchangeable. IF you have a low GPA, you have bad grades. If it's high, you have good grades. End of story.
Now, can we get back to the argument. Do you have any links or statistics to back any of your assertions? Post them.