I currently have a 2.8, how can I get above a 3.0+?
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You spend your class time paying close attention, taking notes and doing the assignments to the best of your ability.  Then, you spend your AFTER school time studying.. even when you don't have homework.. you study the lesson ANYWAY..  You ask your teachers for extra credit work and then you do your VERY best on them.  You will not only raise your grades and your GPA, but you will impress the teachers which DOES make a difference, take my word for it.
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well first you have to downgrade your psp to a 1.50 or 2.7 SE-B\nbut if you do downgrade it might break your psp so be aware then you have to get devhook ultimate installer and then chose what you want then click install its pretty complicated, but if you have a TA-82 board (or something like that) then you cant do anything
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Honestly, I do not think that a gpa of 3.7 is bad at all.. Especially if your in all honor classes!
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3.67 is an A- average and is considered excellent.  When doing a GPA it follows the following format, typically:\n\nA is 4\nB is 3\nC is 2\nD is 1\nF is 0\n\nTo find a minus average, in your case A-, take the points and subtract .33 (1/3), which means for you we do 4-.33=3.67.  To find a plus it's the grade plus .33 (1/3).  So a B+ GPA translates to 3+.33=3.33
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7.8\ntry www.matweb.com, a great site for more details.
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3.6!! im bad at this!
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maybe there is a way...\nstudy extra hard. dont giveup!\ntry to get extra credit. do everything you can. work hard. i bet if you really tried you could pull it up to like a c or b!\n\ngood luck, hope i helped! ♥
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Can't answer that without knowing your school's grading policies - it varies from school to school.  But the 2.25 GPA would generally be BETWEEN a C (2.00) and a C+ (2.33) average (most commonly).
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you should have a 4.0\n\na=4\nb=3\nc=2\nd=1\nf=0\n\nadd and divide by the total number\nyou have two A's\n4+4=8/2=4.0
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GPA is usually calculated on a 4.0 scale.  An "A" is worth 4.0.  A "B" is worth 3.0.  You need to add up all of your scores (e.g. if you had two "B's" and five "A's", then you would add them together to get 26) and divide this number by the total number of scores (e.g. in this example, you would divide 26 by 7, since this was the total number of scores you added up; you get a result of 3.71, which is your cumulative GPA).  The result of this division will be your cumulative GPA.  Keep up the good work!
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Okay...  The difference between a 3.0 and a 2.8 is negligible.  However, if the 3.0 were tapped with HT, or Hyperthreading, the difference would be enormous.  Hyperthreading virtually turns one processor into two.  It will significantly increase the PC performance when it comes to multi-tasking.  Look for it.\nFSB... or Front Side Bus...  Imagine a funnel.  The CPU speed, like 3 GHz, would be the top of the funnel.  The FSB would be the bottom.  No matter how big the top is, the bottom can only allow so much out at one time.  There are FSB's up to 2000 now.\nMemory... the speed is what you're looking at.  This means that the memory clock is set at 533 MHz/sec.  The higher the speed, obviously, the faster information can be retrieved from memory.  The DIMMs are the number of slots availible.  If you have 2 DIMMs, then you have 2 slots for memory.  A maximum of 2 GHz of memory is availible.  At 4 DIMMs, your maximum is 4 GHz.  The more memory, the faster you can get programs to load, or the less lag you'd see in high res games.\nHard Drive...  As a hard drive reads its disks, it writes information to the cache.  The larger the cache, the more information you can access before the HDD has to read more.  So, the higher the Cache, the better.  As far as RPMs, this is the speed at which the disks spin, and logically, the higher the RPM, the faster the HDD can access new information.\nYour options are all dependant on your budget.  You will get great performance with the 2.8, with 512 Megs of memory, with a 7200 RPM hdd with an 8MB cache.  But, the more you can afford to put in it, the longer it will take before you are way behind tomorrow's technologies.\nIf you have further questions, feel free to email me at this yahoo screen name.  I build and repair PCs for a living.
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Upgrade , you can learn how to format, blah blah with it . just play araound with you will discovers stuffs for yourself
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i would suggest going to a community college first to raise your GPA, plus you will save some money because some Universities will allow you transfer credits.
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Goto the messenger home page where the down load is for ver 8 and look to the right and a little lower ther is a link for 7.5.
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Time to upgrade.\n\nCoach
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I'm not sure since I've never seem a grade scale other than A=4.0 scale.... maybe the university has an answer on their website on how to answer this.... try looking at other colleges-- there has to be at least one that shows you what to do!\n\nGood luck!
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A few tips for getting your  PC to run a little better.\n\n1. Right click My Computer\n> Click Properties  \n>Click Advanced tab at the top.\n>In the Performance box click settings,\n>Click Adjust for best performance and Apply.\n2. In the same window click on the Advance tab.\n>in the Virtual Memory box click Change,\n>In the Paging file size for selected drive click Custom size,\n>You can put what you want in the initial size, depending on how much hard drive space you have, I put about 2000-3000, it is not going to work like upgrading RAM, but it does help, when you've determined how much to put in click OK, then apply. You might have to restart your computer.