What GPA is needed for high honors?

There's no single answer to what GPA constitutes "high honors." The requirements vary significantly depending on the institution (high school, college, university), and even within institutions, different colleges or departments might have different standards.

Some institutions might define high honors as:

* Top 5% of the graduating class: This is a common, but not universal, method.

* A specific GPA: This could range from 3.8 to 4.0 (on a 4.0 scale), or the equivalent on a different grading scale. A 3.8 might be high honors at one school, while another might require a 3.9 or even a perfect 4.0.

* A combination of GPA and other factors: Some institutions might consider factors beyond GPA, such as class rank, difficulty of coursework, and extracurricular activities.

To find out the specific requirements for high honors, you must consult the academic policies of the institution in question. Look for information on their website, student handbook, or contact the registrar's office or academic advising department.