Is a 2.58 GPA good

Answer 1

It depends on what you need to do with it. It might allow you to hang on to a scholarship, but it probably won't allow you to get one. Most school look at a broad range of your life's facets when deciding to accept you to a school, and your GPA is solid but not stellar, so you'll need great essays, solid test scores great explanations of your extra-curriculars, and a solid interview to get into top colleges. You're likely to get into most state schools and even more likely to get into small, largely non-selective private colleges.

Answer 2

Great question! It really depends on your major and your school. I work with applicants for graduate medical programs on a daily basis, and reviewing GPAs is a regular part of my job. When reviewing applicants for acceptence I'm not impressed by an applicant who majored in Communications, and has a GPA of 2.58 if they attended a nationally accredited school. Nationally accredited schools have lower standards, in fact their standards are so low that their credits rarely transfer to other schools -even to other nationally accredited schools. And Communications along with a number of other majors may be difficult to some students, but to most they're very easy to succeed in. But if a 2.58 GPA is from an applicant majoring in any of the sciences, and was earned at a regionally accredited school then I can respect it because regionally accreditation is a higher standard, and the science majors are more difficult. So, I might venture to consider it a good GPA in some instances. Still, I don't think I'd ever refer to it as a great GPA. It doesn't even qualify as a B average. Good luck.

And thank you,

Eric DeRise

Answer 3

This is the result of any student. In schools students are graded from 100%. The concept of percentage grading is evolving in to GPA method.

The highest GPA is 4.0 which is 100%

3.54 Gpa in terms of percentage is 88.5%

Calculation method: 3.54/4 = 88.5%

Answer 4

Well, friend, a 2.58 GPA is neither good nor bad, it's just a number. Remember, everyone's academic journey is unique, and there are many ways to succeed beyond just grades. Take a moment to appreciate your efforts and progress, and keep exploring different paths to reach your goals.

Answer 5

It's not bad, but by itself it means little. Is this a college GPA? Full or part-time student? Major? Honors-level courses? One semester or several? You see what I mean.

Answer 6

It would be a letter grade of C+.

Answer 7

no u have to work on it

Answer 8

C.

Answer 9

I hope so!