2.29 is considered medocire in terms of gpa's. It likely won't get you admissions to any worth-wild college (Havard, Standford, Oxford, Yale, Princeton, ect...) unless you get at least a 4.0 on your LSAT's.
A 2.0 grade point average (GPA) is a C. A 3.0 GPA is a B, and a 4.0 GPA is an A, in most schools. Some institutions give pluses and some give minuses. Thus, depending on the school, a 3.9 could be indicated as a C+ or a B-.
That means your GPA (grade point average) is 2.39. The highest GPA in some high schools and colleges is 4.0 although higher ones have been recorded.
you are basically a C student.
It might.
the average GPA is around 4.15
freshmen admitted (48%) had 4.01 GPA. enrolled had 3.85, transfered had 3.14 mean GPA
what is the required GPA for entering uwoshkosh
It depends on the context. A 2.68 GPA is average, but not desirable to colleges.
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It's not a shoe-in, but it's certainly plausible. It depends what the 3.9 GPA consists of - if most of courses are of the highest levels possible at your school, then your chances are better.
Your question is ambiguous. Assuming you are asking "what is the average GPA for high school students admitted to Vanderbilt Undergrad", according to collegedata.com, the average GPA for those who have applied so far for the Undergraduate class of 2015 is 4.14 weighted and 3.74 unweighted. if your question was "what is the average GPA of Vanderbilt undergrad", I believe it is around 3.2