unweighted vs weighted GPA?
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you have a 3.0 unweighted grade. and a 3.4 weighted grade
944205
Your GPA for the grades you have listed here is the total of points divided by the number of classes. So 761.4 is the total divided by 8 classes is 95.175.  Though usually your GPA carries over every year so you would need your Freshman class grades added in this equation to get your true average.  Also how many credits each class is worth would change the value, as chemistry is more credits than P.E. usually by something like Chem 5 -P.E. 1/2.\n  I'm sure if you ask your guidance counselor they would be happy to show you how your average is calculated.
963660
Go to www.collegeboard.com and type in the schools. There is tons of information on it, including average GPA.
17280
It depends on the scale and weight of the grades.  Presuming a four point scale and equally weighted classes, two A's (4.0) and one C (2.0) divided by four classes gives you a GPA of 2.5.  F's give you no points.
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I know where I go to school your GPA can be weighted by AP or dual-enrolment (college) classes.  That's the only way I know you can get above a 4.0.  Also, you don't have to get a 100% in all your classes to have a 4.0. You just have to have all A's.
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whatever your GPA is divided by 10 \n\nthen multiply the quotient by 4. simple.
176948
I think that Ace Librarian has given you a great answer but it also depends on your background, GPA and ACT are not everything!  I can tell you from experience since I graduated from U of M.
1044264
it depeends in your school.\nbut it may be equivalent to an A, or it may stay the same but is just regarded as higher than an A than in a regular class--for colleges
1118351
GPA... honors means you graduated near the top of your class... some schools also have presdent's or dean's lists... these all relate to just how close to the top of your class you graduated... more impressive on your resume...
222231
In real life, you get both...letters and numbers.  I would assume that the tv show grades aren't actually real (duh) so it is easier to just slap a big fat A or F on a paper than worry about 87% being a B+ or whatever.
100446
Grade point averages are done like this. Each course is assigned a number of credits. According to what letter grade an individual gets in the course they receive a certain number of those points that the course is worth. So if a course is worth 4 credits then an A would give a person all of those 4 points. A B would most likely be 3 and so on. You then multiply this number of points by the credits given by the course and then sum all of these numbers and divive by the total number of credits in a given semester. So for the two classes you get an A in a 4 credit course thats 4x4 = 16 and a c in a 2 credit course thats 2x2=4. Add the 14 and 6 for 20 and divide by 6 (the total number of credits) to give you 3.33. So 4.0 would be a perfect GPA.
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For UCLA Fall 2006 Freshman Admission Profile (GPAs are weighted):\n\nAverage high school GPA is 4.13\n54.7% of accepted students had a 4.00 or above\n14.7% had 3.70-3.99\n4.3% had 3.30-3.3.69\n1.3% had 3.00-3.29\n1.3% had below 3.00\n\nBut since UCLA is switching to holistic review this year, the personal statement is likely to weigh more in the admission process and the GPA is likely to fluctuate a bit to reflect a more diverse student body.\n\nFor USC, the Fall 2006 admits had a mean unweighted GPA of 3.8.
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It depends on how hard you have been working. If you have been working your butt off then it is a good grade. Honors classes are hard. Also, they are weighted more than a regular class is. a "C" os really a "B" in terms of the grade point. So instead of getting a 2.0 in that class you really got a 3.0. I hope that made sense. Good luck! Remember,the semester isn't over yet so you still have time to bring it up if you aren't happy with it.
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Very nice GPA, let me tell you, I have a nice GPA too, and I have a withdraw on my record.  Don't worry about it that much if you have two on your record, but if you have a ton, then be worried.\n\nMany withdraw from classes for various reasons, my reason is that my professor told me in a meeting that while the class did not have any minimal requirements, he highly recommended a certain "starter" class that everyone else took, except myself.
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That's excellent just as long as you get ALL A's next semester it will continue to rise. Try to aim for a 3.5. Most colleges like a 3.0 or better. Highly selective like a 3.5 close to a 4.0. The maximum is over a 4.0 because AP classes are weighed more. A friend of mine currently as a 4.5 w/ all A's and some AP classes.
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It all comes down to averages my friend and you would have a 2.9.  Sorry....your D hurt you.  Better do some extra credit work.  The scale is as follows for your future reference (oh, and there's really no such thing as an A+):\n\nA = 4.0\nA- = 3.7\nB+ = 3.3\nB = 3.0\nB- = 2.7\nC+ = 2.3\nC = 2.0\nC- = 1.7\nD+ = 1.3\nD = 1.0\nD- = .7\nF+ = .3\nF = 0
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it's about a C/C+ GPA.\n\nA is 4.0\n\nB is 3.0\n\nC is 2.0\n\nD is 1.0\n\nunless you are taking Honors or Advanced Placement (weighted) classes - then you can add one point to each of the grades I gave you.