what is GPA?

Answer 1

Grade Point Average.

Answer 2

Grade Point Average. You get it by multiplying the number of units times the base. Most schools use a four-point system- an A is worth four points, a B is worth three, a C is worth two and a D is worth one. (F is worth zero points and will hurt your GPA a lot.)

Let's say you take three classes, each four units. You get an A, a B and a D. You'd get 16 points for the first class, 12 points for the second class and four points for the last class. This gives you 32 points but you have to divide by the number of units, 12. Do the math- your GPA would be 32 divided by 12 or 2.5 for this term. Next term, you take 12 more units, but get B for all three. Well, your GPA for that term would be simple- a consistent 3.0. But your overall average would be 32 points (for the first term) plus 36 points (for the second term) divided by the number of units, 24. Thus 68 divided by 24 equals 2.83

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Answer 3

Grade Point Average

Answer 4

grad point average. It takes all of your grades, adds them together, then divides them by the amount of grades you recieved.

EX:
if you have 3.4 in one class, 4.0 in another, and 2.6 in another and a 2.0 your GPA would be
(3.4 + 4.0 + 2.6 + 2.0) / 4
=
12.0 / 4 = 3.0 GPA

Answer 5

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