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Instituto Sierra Clara

Needs reviewInstitution not checked
LanguageSpanishPages1DocumentHigh school transcriptRead inEnglishSynthetic sample

Student

Student name
Lucía Navarropage 1
Student identifier
ISC-25-0731page 1

We left out the fields we couldn't establish.

Institution

Institution
Instituto Sierra Clarapage 1

We left out the fields we couldn't establish.

Worth your eyes

Date of birthNeeds review:not on the document
CityNeeds review:not on the document
CountryNeeds review:not on the document
Grading scaleNeeds review:not on the document
Cumulative GPANeeds review:not on the document

Evidence is a page number, not a spot on the page — the extractor records which page a value came from and nothing finer.

The next step

This says what the document claims. Whether the institution is real and recognised is a separate check.

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Academic record

Academic period
2024–2025page 1
Graduation date
2025-06-20page 1

We left out the fields we couldn't establish.

US GPA equivalent

3.75of 4.00

Estimated — no scale printedWeak match, 1 of 3.72% confidence

Simple mean of four estimated course equivalents; no credits or US conversion scale are printed.

A screening estimate, not an official credential evaluation.

Academic analysis

Screening estimates against published public rubrics. Not a credential evaluation, and not any college's own recalculation.

Course rigor

no AP, IB, Cambridge, honors or dual-enrollment courses read, 4 of 5 core areas

2.5of 10

Advanced coursework0 of 5No AP, IB, Cambridge or dual-enrollment course was read.
Honors coursework0 of 2No honors course was read.
Core coverage2.5 of 3Missing world language.

Out of 10: up to 5 for advanced coursework (1 point per AP, IB, Cambridge or dual-enrollment course), up to 2 for honors coursework (0.5 each), and up to 3 for core coverage (3 x the share of the five core subject areas seen: English, mathematics, science, social science, foreign language).

Recalculated GPA

One figure per published rubric. Colleges that recalculate do it to their own criteria, which are not public — none of these is that.

Unweighted 4.0 scale (plus/minus)3.75of 4.00
Fairfax County Public Schools postsecondary profile and Ohio State University transcript key (read 2026-07-26)4 counted
  • Plus and minus steps are counted. Many schools do not use them, and some publish 3.67 where this uses 3.7.
  • A simple mean — credits are not printed for every counted course.
Unweighted 4.0 scale (flat letters)3.75of 4.00
Tennessee State Board of Education Uniform Grading Policy 3.301 and University of California GPA requirement (read 2026-07-26)4 counted
  • Plus and minus steps are discarded, so an A- counts the same as an A.
  • A simple mean — credits are not printed for every counted course.
Weighted 5.0 scale (+1.0 AP, IB, Cambridge and dual enrollment, +0.5 honors)3.75of 5.00
Fairfax County Public Schools postsecondary profile and South Carolina Uniform Grading Policy; Cambridge weighting per North Carolina State Board of Education policy GRAD-009 (read 2026-07-26)4 counted
  • There is no national weighting standard. Policies differ on the bonus, the cap, and which courses earn it — Tennessee adds percentage points instead, and the University of California caps honors bonuses at eight.
  • A simple mean — credits are not printed for every counted course.
  • No course qualified for a weighting bonus, so this matches the unweighted plus/minus result.
NCAA Division I core-course GPA3.75of 4.00
NCAA Eligibility Center Division I and II worksheet and 2025-26 college-bound student-athlete guide (read 2026-07-26)4 counted
  • Only the NCAA Eligibility Center can certify a course as core, and it counts only a student's best grades in each required area. This will differ from a transcript's cumulative GPA.
  • A simple mean — credits are not printed for every counted course.
Course classification4 of 4 matched to a subject
Grading scaleNot identified from the document

Needs review: What these numbers are not

  • These are screening estimates against published public rubrics, not a credential evaluation.
  • No institution recalculates GPA this way for you — admission criteria are set per school and are not public.

Courses

4 rows

English first, with the original text kept beside it. Every US equivalent says what it was derived from, so a printed scale is never mistaken for a guess.

Courses read from the document
CourseTermGradeUS equivalentCreditsEvidence
MathematicsOriginal · MatemáticasMathematics · Keyword ruleNot on the documentOutstandingOriginal · SobresalienteScore 9.4A4.00 / 4.00Estimated — no scale printedNot on the documentpage 1Read strong · 99%English 99%
BiologyOriginal · BiologíaBiology · SCED title matchNot on the documentVery goodOriginal · NotableScore 8.7A-3.70 / 4.00Estimated — no scale printedNot on the documentpage 1Read strong · 99%English 98%
HistoryOriginal · HistoriaSocial Sciences and History · Keyword ruleNot on the documentOutstandingOriginal · SobresalienteScore 9.1A4.00 / 4.00Estimated — no scale printedNot on the documentpage 1Read strong · 99%English 99%
LiteratureOriginal · LiteraturaLiterature · SCED title matchNot on the documentVery goodOriginal · NotableScore 8.3B+3.30 / 4.00Estimated — no scale printedNot on the documentpage 1Read strong · 99%English 98%

Needs review: One thing to check yourself

  • US GPA equivalency is estimated because the document does not state a conversion scale.
The same record as JSON
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The original language stays intact

Names, grades, course titles, and dates are kept exactly as printed, beside the English reading.

Evidence travels with every field

Each value says which page it came from and how confidently it was read. Uncertainty is shown, not smoothed over.

Extraction is not verification

Reading a document says nothing about whether the school is real. The dossier hands the name to VerifyED as a separate step.