How do you find out your GPA?

Answer 1

A=4

b=3

c=2

d=1

f=0

add them all up... then divide that number by how many classes you have... for example..

A

B

A

A

equals 15! now divide that by four and you get... 3.3... the remainder is the number after the point....

Answer 2

first you add up all your grades. (example- 92+85+96=273) Then you divide it by how many scores you have (273/3=91) If you have a dismal, round it.

Decimal. If you have a decimal, round it.

Answer 3

You can figure your GPA every day if you want by using the following formula

take each subject/class and find out what your grade is in that subject/class

each grade is worth points

An A is 4

B 3

C 2

D 1

F 0

Add up the point total for your classes and then divide by the number of classes. This will give you your GPA

So, let's say you have

A, B, B, C this adds up to 11 now divide by 4 and this equals 2.3 GPA a low C

Answer 4

You can contact the office or the registrar at the school you attend. An academic counselor at the school should also be able to help you. In addition, when you receive your grades at the end of each semester, your cumulative and semester specific GPA will be indicated on the grade report.

Answer 5

To find out your GPA, you first need to convert your grades into numbers on a scale up to 12 with 12 being an A, 11 being an A-, and so on. When you have the numbers for each of your classes, add them up then divide the total by your number of classes to find your average (up to 12) per class. Then, divide this number by 3 and you should have your GPA. Keep in mind that your GPA cannot be higher than a 4.0 unless you have weighted classes.

Answer 6

Usually you ask the candidate. It is not legal for schools, colleges or universities to release GPA to you without the candidate's permission.

Answer 7

As a proffessor at MIT in the field of Calcus 1,2,3 and Trigonmetry I have figured out an equation of Gx2 ^4/78 will get you your gpa

Answer 8

Every grade has a number value. An A is 4, B 3, C 2, D1, F 0. Take each class grade and assign it a value. Add them up and divide by the number of class grades. This will give you the GPA.

Answer 9

guidance office