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Guide to adding in courses and grades into GradMap

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Written by Michelle Mai
Updated over 3 months ago

Adding Courses and Grades in GradMap

Here is a guide to help you add courses and grades to GradMap. By following these steps, you can accurately input courses and grades into GradMap, ensuring a complete and detailed academic record that will auto-fill into applications.

Key Steps

  1. Preparation

    • Ensure all high schools and colleges are listed in the education section before adding courses and grades.

    • Make sure that you have

  2. Adding High School Courses and Grades

    • Click on the respective year's grade tab.

    • Add the high school by selecting the school name.

    • Choose the academic school year.

      • If you don't see this, go back to Education> High Schools> and make sure you have entered the High School start and end dates as well as entered in the Terms (grade and academic year).

    • Select the Type of Schedule.

    • Choose the Grading Scale.

    • Click on Add Subject and type in the course name.

    • Select if the course was a summer course taken after this grade year

    • Add the Course Name, A-G Subject Area, Subject/Discipline, Course Type, and whether it is Weighted or Unweighted.

      • Verify if the course is weighted by checking the course list.

        • California Students: Check the badge for the link to see if the course at your high school is weighted or not.

    • If you are taking a college course for dual enrollment credit, add the course(s) in the respective high school year and also in the college course(s) section.

    • Specify the terms in which the course was taken.

    • Enter the grade and number of credits.

    • Save the information.

  3. Additional Courses

    • Add any additional courses, including summer courses.

  4. Multiple Grading Options at the School

    • If you have more than one grading option at your school.

      • If your transcript contains a mixture of semester and yearly grades, add the high school twice, select the Schedule as the different schedule types, and then add the courses with the respective grading options below.

    • Be sure to note this in the high school's details under Education>High Schools

    • Save and check the box indicating all courses for that grade have been reported.

  5. Multiple Schools Attend(ed) During a Grade Year

    1. If you attended multiple schools, repeat the process by adding in another high school and then adding in the courses taken for each school.

  6. Finalizing

    • Ensure all fields are filled in for the application.

    • Check the box "I have reported all my courses for this grade."

    • Save and continue to proceed.

Cautionary Notes

  • Double-check the course details, including weighting and credits.

  • Have an official or unofficial transcript on hand for reference.

  • Be sure to indicate if the course you take or have taken is a summer course.

Tips for Efficiency

  • California students: Utilize the search function to find and select courses. This is important for the UC And CSU app.

  • Be sure to identify and/or double-check which courses are weighted and which are not.

  • Save periodically to avoid losing progress.

  • Review the entire application before moving on.

When your high school counselor says to add in courses and grades other than the terms you take:

Schools that do this are:

  • Del Norte High School - Poway Unified School District

  • Poway High School - Poway Unified School District

Mt. Carmel High School - Poway Unified School District

Semester instead of Quarter

Schools that do this are:

  • Canyon Crest Academy High School - San Dieguito Unified School District

  • Rancho Bernardo High School - Poway Unified School District

  • Westview High School - Poway Unified School District

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