To be quite direct, a 2.0 grade point average is not good, but that does not necessarily mean that you will not get into a college that suits your needs and desires. As already mentioned, SAT/ACT scores are equally important, and they may demonstrate intelligence that is not reflected in your GPA. Naturally, many things can factor into a not-so-great GPA: personal issues, medical issues, family situations, or just a poor work ethic that a student is looking to rectify once he/she gets into college.
Nonetheless, your GPA and SAT/ACT scores are merely the quantitative aspects of your application. The qualitative aspects can be just as important. Some schools may want an army of 4.3 GPA, 1550 SAT automatons accounting for the composite of the campus; however, other schools, especially liberal arts colleges, look for what you can bring to the collegiate table that is unqiue, creative, different. Essays are the best place to shine when it comes to this. Also important is extra-curricular activity. Undergraduate study is not suppose to be merely for geniuses who wish to make scholarly pursuits their life-long occupation. If you have anxiety over your GPA, funnel that energy into areas that will improve the qualitative portion of your application.
Most importantly, have fun with the application, and make the most of your college experience, wherever you go.
depends on what grade or subjects your failing? me? im in grade 10, failed science (37%) Just passed math (64%) SS (94%) English(89%) Art (86%) and i dont know the others. As long as your IB is not that low, i think your doing fine :D
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A 2.0 GPA means a C-minus to C, or "very average" work. A 4.0 is perfect or A+ work, so a 2.0 can be thought of as "half" of the rank between "really bad" and "excellent".
Futher, as a GPA this includes all course work during that time. You can have a GPA for a semester/quarter, or a cummulative GPA for all semesters/quarters.
Generally, students strive to do their best to reach at least a B status of around a 3.0 or higher.
2.4 is bad, you are probably not going to get into any UCs if that is what you are aiming for. So try to raise it up asap.
It's okay but not the best. You really want to head for a 3.0
73-76 is a 2.0
Yes, it is a 'C'
It's like a C+
Yes.
Yes, a 1.250 GPA is a grade of D
I have a 9th grade daughter and gpa is 82.57142 what is that
considering the fact that Oklahoma state is a state university they tend to have lower GPA it is 89.5. if you went to Oklahoma the passing grade is 91.7
Depends on what your school failing GPA is.
Now, why on Earth would you ask that?
Every school I am aware of considers the low passing grade a C (2.00 GPA).
Not in any grading system I know. A 1.0 is a D average. Below that is considered failing.
If you start 11th grade with a 2.3 weighted GPA it is possible for you to achieve a 3.0 GPA by the end of your senior year by studying hard and passing your text with higher than average scores.
It is a test where you find out your GPA (Grade Point Average)
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A 1.52 GPA is equal to" D" Grade.
The C grade is a passing grade.