GPA problem?

Question

I am a junior and my high school GPA is a weighted 3.39 out of 5. What would be my GPA If I had straight A's this year!?

Algebra 2 4.5
Physics 4.5
Genocide 4.0
AP US 2 5.5
Advanced Chemistry 5.0
Gym 4.0

please help!

Answer 1

4.58

Answer 2

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Adjust your schedule to utilize F to Rs or other strategies (see below)
Know the Registration & Add/Drop Deadlines
Review your syllabi for assignment, attendance & grading policies
Prepare a study schedule and map your assignments & reading for the semester
Check your midterm grades on MyNU
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STRATEGIES TO IMPROVE YOUR GPA
F to R Policy (F To R Form)
The F to R Policy can be used on up to 4 courses.
This policy states that if you have failed a course you can retake that same course at NU, if you pass the course then you can have the original F changed to an R which will no longer be factored into your overall GPA.
This increases your GPA more than taking a random course, because not only do you get a new grade, but the original F is removed
Compensate for your GPA
If you have done poorly, you can raise your GPA by getting higher grades in your Niagara University courses. (Transfer courses don’t count)
The affects of this strategy are not as dramatic as an F to R might be and the impact depends on how many credits you have already completed.
This is the only way to raise your GPA if you used all 4 possible F to Rs.
Consider changing your major
If you are struggling in one area of study, you can switch your major to a different field which may be more appropriate for your strengths or interests. (Please note that certain GPAs are required to switch between some majors)
If you remain in a major you are struggling with too long it may lower your overall/major GPA resulting in dismissal or making it difficult to gain a 2.0.
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Use the Major GPA Calculator and a copy of your student or MyNU transcript to determine how well you need to do to reach your goal GPA.

Answer 3

As far as I know, for a weighted GPA, its +1 point for anything over a C, which means you cant have a 4.5, so I'm just putting that out there.

Answer 4

Yes of course it would be better if you had straight A's, as far as I'm concerned A's never hurt anyones gpa.