Grades and Grade Point Averages (GPA)

Typically a minimum GPA of 2.0 is required for general transfer. However, specific programs of study may have GPA requirements particular to itself. In other words, transferring into liberal arts may require a GPA of 2.0, while a program of study in business may require a GPA of 3.2. You will have to check the admissions and transfer requirements through the university. Still, click on the related links section (College Board) indicate below which will take you to the College Board web site for SUNY at Stony Brook where you can retrieve valuable information about the schools offerings, regulations, and policies, etc.

It would be 80. You missed 20% of the 20 questions: you missed 4 questions.

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In the school systems within American, a grade of a letter B, is also a grade of 80 percent. In English school systems, they use similar percentages, but different letters. For instance in American a letter grade of an A is equivalent to an E. (E means excellent.) The letter grade of a B is the equivalent to VG. (VG means very good.)

Peyton Manning graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in speech communications and maintained a GPA of 3.61. His academic performance was impressive, reflecting his dedication both on and off the field during his college years.

Yes, you can raise your GPA by 0.4, but it depends on several factors, including your current GPA, the number of credits left to complete, and the grades you achieve in future courses. To see significant improvement, you'll need to focus on getting higher grades in your remaining classes. Additionally, consider retaking any classes where you received low grades, as this can also help boost your overall GPA.

The grade point average (GPA) can reflect a student's performance in more rigorous courses through weighted grading systems. In such systems, advanced classes like honors or Advanced Placement (AP) courses are assigned higher point values for grades, meaning an A in an AP class might be worth 5.0 instead of the standard 4.0. This incentivizes students to challenge themselves academically, as they can achieve a higher GPA by excelling in more difficult subjects. Consequently, students who take rigorous courses can enhance their GPA, reflecting both their effort and academic capability.

2.0

Probably. But you should strongly consider why exactly you want to be a lawyer. If its just to make money, get a prestigious job, or become a professor, then you're going to have a really hard time doing any of that with a degree from KU. The attorney market is heavily saturated, and taking on such a large amount of debt from a school that's not in the top tier will likely prove to be a poor financial decision.

B+

Just under 75% The 74.75% would likely be rounded to a 75 and this would be a B instead of B-

well,

Average GPA was 3.87

Average MCAT , to my surprise, was only 11.8

i guess the GPA is high and MCAT is low since Johns Hopkins like accepting many people in majors such as art and music (non science) , so they get their high GPAs from classes they like, yet don't do too well on the MCAT since they are not as well prepared for it.

^I'm pretty sure the average MCAT is the average score per section (and there are three sections, so the average total MCAT score is about 35.4)

Your GPA would be a 2.08 on a 4.0 scale, or the letter equivalent of a C average. Not great, but you should be able to get into colleges with less competitive admissions standards, particularly if your SAT or ACT scores are decent.

Conversion method:

4(2.6/5.0) = 2.08

The grade point average is an important factor in determining if you can go to university, although it is not the only factor. And different universities have different requirements.

A grade of 98.5 is an A which makes it a 4.0.

There is not an Universal System for calculating Grade Point Averages. One way to calculate your grade point average is the - 4 Pointer. Record the point value for each grade (each Class) and add all the values. Then take that number and divide by the number of classes you are taking and you will have your GPA averages. You can find the full directions on how to calculate Grade Point Averages online at WikiHow. They have several different ways to caluculate your GPA.

3.0

Yes you still have a chance but i suggest that you really try to bring that 2.9 up to 3.5 or higher although 2.9 is not that bad . Apply for colleges and community colleges to see you get accepted to real colleges ,if you do not go to a community collge and two years later you mught be able to transfer. Aslo, i suggest doing real good on your sats study study study and you should be fine.

It's best if you talk to your academic adviser about this

No a 3.79 is not considered an A. It would be an A- which equates to 3.75-3.99. To have an A GPA you need a 4.0 or above. An A+ GPA is a 4.5.

If you're talking about the United States, that is incorrect. A 3.5 or better is an A. There is a lot of incorrect information on this site regarding this topic.

See: http:/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_grading_in_North_America

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high school gpa of 3.4. It is posted on their website under admissions requirements