How can I find out what values are assigned to letter grades in my high school GPA?

Question

I need to know what the values are for letter grades. Here is my latest report card:
1 A+
3 A
3 A-
GPA = 3.9049

The closest I could get was that A+ = 4 1/3, A = 4, and A- = 3 2/3, which gives me a 3.9047. Yes, I know that it's only 0.0002 off, but I need to know for accurate reference. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Answer 1

Are you currently in high school, or was this information from several years ago?

I guess the only true way of knowing what you may need to know is by contacting your school.

When I graduated from college, the GPA on my transcripts was 3.49, however a few years after i graduated, the University decided to change the way they weighted their grades. When I obtained a copy of my transcript last spring, the new weighting system brought my grade down to a 3.37...

None of the schools I have attended every awarded anything higher than a 4.0, even when I scored a perfect 100% in the class. Therefore, depending upon what you are using this information for, you may want to inquire how the observers of your grades traditionally value various letter grades.

Answer 2

i'm not sure what you're asking. You factor the tactic for calculating the GPA and then state that it shop "popping out incorrect." the school would desire to have your GPA calculated. in case you do no longer consider the calculation, take a seat including your preparation counselor for an evidence.

Answer 3

It should be in the school handbook or agenda, in the first 10 pages or so. If not, ask a teacher after class what is the official SCHOOL or district policy - not just that class. Hope that helps!