What is a GPA?
Why is your GPA Important?Colleges, scholarship committees, and employers will judge your application based on criteria including your GPA. If you have a high GPA, it shows you worked hard in high school and will do the same in college or a job. If you have a low GPA, those reviewing your application may think you won’t work hard in college or in a job.
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Steps |
Grade Scale |
Step 1: Find your grades that you are wanting to calculate (Quarter Grades, Semester Grades, or Cumulative)
Step 2: Convert each grade to the point value using the scale to the right Step 3: Add up all the points Step 4: Divide the total points by the number of classes you've taken Step 5: Now you have your G.P.A |
A = 4.0
A-= 3.667 B+= 3.333 B = 3.0 B-= 2.667 C+=2.333 |
C = 2.0
C-= 1.667 D+= 1.333 D = 1.0 D-= 0.667 F = 0.0 |