My grades. what will my GPA be?

Question

B
D
A
B+
C
A

?? thanx.

Answer 1

GPA is a 2.88

Good Luck!!!

17.3/6 = 2.8833333

Answer 2

Depending on your college GPA standards, and the course grade, you would need to change your letters to numbers and multiply them by the course credit.

For example, lets say you received an "A" in ENG101, which is a 3 credit course, and you got a "C" in MAT203, which is also 3 credit hours. If your college uses the grade system of A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, and F=0, then the following would be done:

ENG 101 3 (credits) x 4 (A letter grade) = 12
MAT 203 3 (credits) x 2 (C letter grade) = 6

Total = 12 + 6 = 18/6 = 3.00

The 6 is the total number of course credits.

In other words, you multiple your letter grade by the course credit. Add each answer and divide by the total number of credits. You will then know your GPA.

Answer 3

If all of the courses had the same number of credits, and these are your only grades, and your school counts a "+" as a .3, your GPA would be a 2.88 (3+1+4+3.3+2+4)/6.

Answer 4

2.83.
I'm pretty sure. To figure out your GPA is pretty easy, I'm sure this is the way:
A's = 4
B's = 3
C's = 2
D's = 1
F's = 0

Add them all up, in your case, 3 + 1 + 4 + 3 + 2 + 4 = 17
and then divide by 6, because you have 6 grades... Then you get about 2.83, which is pretty accurate...

Answer 5

rounded up it would be 2.89, pretty decent. the ones that said 2.83 were wrong because they did not account for the + in your B+ grade. of course this is assuming you are taking 18 credits.
51.99 points/18 credits = 2.8883 or 2.89 as most schools would write it.

Answer 6

2 A - 8
2 B - 6
1 C - 2
1 D - 1

17/6= 2.83

Your GPA is 2.83.

Answer 7

Divide total amount of grade points earned by total amount of credit hours attempted.

Answer 8

you need to indicate the number of credit hours in each course.

Answer 9

2.8333333333

Answer 10

2.8