How do you convert a numerical grade to a letter grade?

Answer 1

example: say you got 50/100 on a test you do 50 divided by100 and get on a caculator 0.5 and convert it to 50%

example 2: 23/89 0.258426966 26%

example: GPA 2.4/4.0 o.6 60% all zeros after that 6 do not matter they do not count.

0.789054321=79%

o.675439876=68% if it is a five you round up

0.8543795412=85%

Answer 2

Grade-> GPA->Percentage A+ -->4.0--> 90-100

A --> 4.0--> 85-89

A- --> 3.7 --> 80-84

B+ --> 3.3 --> 77-79

B -->3.0 -->73-76

B- -->2.7--> 70-72

C+ --> 2.3--> 67-69

C --> 2.0--> 63-66

C- --> 1.7 --> 60-62

D+ -->1.3--> 57-59

Answer 3

At the college level the grade is typically not broken down into percentage (the professor can for the course), but in terms of Grade Point Average (GPA). On a 4.0 scale with 4.0 being the highest the below is an example depending on the schools grading system.

• A - 4.0
• B+ - 3.5
• B - 3.0
• C+ - 2.5
• C - 2.0
• D+ - 1.5
• D - 1.0
• F - 0.0

There are some schools that grade on a minus system.