Do you know any sites that has a Grade Point Average (GPA) Calculator?
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I think you can just add up your grades per points.  Each one should have a point value such as A- would be around 3.5 or something.  Usually like this A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1 and F=I guess Zero.  \nSO if say you got three A's, two B's and one C it would go something like this:\n4+4+4+3+3+2=20  divide that by the number of numbers  which is 6/20 and you get: 3.3 grade average.  \nI think that is how I used to do it in college.  But for the minuses and pluses like A+ or something...I don't know.  Just ask your school administrator what the point value of each grade is and then follow that solution I gave you. \nGood luck!\nd.\n\nthen again, your school should be doing this for you, when you get your grade report!!
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Most colleges offer an online database which students can access their grades. You can also contact the registrars office at your university and request an unofficial transcript which should be ready immediately. \n\nAlso, emailing each of your professors for final grades has proved effective for me.
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try www.quickmath.com and www.calculator.com. I have a lot of others if you want them.
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http://collegeboard.com
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Yes, a 2.9 GPA is a C average. Here's how to figure it out: \nA = 4.0, B = 3.O, C = 2.0, D = 1.0, and F = study! You're basically finding the average of the numbers that correspond to the grades you've received to figure out your GPA.
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Score.org is pretty good...
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Im not sure if your school has it but where i live they have a website called k12planet.com it shows the persons grades, attendance, and behavior.
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Here is the web site for A.P. statistics:\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/sub_stats.html?stats\n\ns
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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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for each grade, convert to a number.\n\na=4\nb=3\nc=2\nd=1\nf=zero\n\nadd up and divide by number of classes and you have a GPA
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Look on more sites... like hotjobs, monster. careerbuilder... and craigslist.  I've seen internships that have no gpa requirement, but they're usually in bigger cities.
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The Princeton Review explains how to calculate your cumulative GPA at this site:\nhttp://www.princetonreview.com/college/research/articles/prepare/understandGPA.asp
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We need some additional information to project what your GPA is.  Here is how after you fill in the blanks.\n\nYour current GPA = 3.30 = Total Grade Points Divided By Total Hours\n\nYour final GPA = (Current Total Grade Points + This Semester Total Grade Points) / (Current Total Hours + 12 hours)\n\nAssuming that each of your classes are three credit hour courses AND that the courses are on a 4 point scale.  This semesters Total Grade Points would be 50 (2*3*3+2*4*4).\n\nPlug the 12, the 50 and your current information into the previous formula and you will have your final GPA.  Your current information can be found on your transcript.
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try campusdirt.com or rate my professor
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If you mean GPA like the last poster thought you did, then you assign A=4, B=3,...,F=0\nYou multiply each grade by the number of credit hours for the class and divide by total # of credit hrs taken (weighted GPA for college), or use the method above divide by total # of classes for high school GPA.
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im assuming you mean you have your grades and you want your GPA , average , take all the numbers , add them up , and then divide that number by how many grades you got.
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www.hotmath.com\nhlps me all the time XD