How do you calculate an average score?

Answer 1

In the simple case where all the graded courses carry equal weight, assign a numeric value to the letter grades, compute the mathematical average, and then convert the number back to a grade letter if desired. Generally these values are assigned to letter grades: A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, and F=0. Substitute a number for every grade letter, add up the numbers, and divide by the number of grades/courses to get your numerical average (usally called your GPA, or grade-point average). Use the above scale to convert back to a letter if you wish. For example, if you have 6 courses and earned 2 As, 3Bs, and a C, you would add 2 4s, 3 3s, and a 2, and then divide by 6: (2X4 + 3X3 + 1X2)/6 = (8+9+2)/6 = 19/6 = about 3.2 (rounded), your GPA. 3 is a B, so your average letter grade is a strong B.

Answer 2

Each grade has points associated to it, on the 4 point scale these are A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1. You simply add up the points you get and divide by the amount of classes.

If you want weighted GPA then you multiply the points by the amount of credits, sum the answers and divide by the sum of the credits.

Answer 3

To average your grade take you last 3 years grade point average add them together then divide by 3 the answer will be you average grade point then figure out you schools grade point system and theres your average grade.

Answer 4

If you knew your average prior to a test, take that figure times the credit value of the tests to that point plus the credit value that you gained on that test and divide by the total credit value taken to date.

New Average = [(Old Average * % Class Done) + (Test / Test % of Class) ] / New % Class Done

Answer 5

In school, you would add up all the grades, then divide by the amount of numbers added.

Answer 6

score is calculate by using calculator . if a man is very genius so he is able to calculate without calcalutaor.

Answer 7

Add up all your grades, including the test grade, and then divide by the number of grades. That will give you your GPA.