Grades and Grade Point Averages (GPA)

3.9

You may be able to enter a Canadian university if you graduated from Lebanon with a GPA of a C. It will all depend upon each university individually.

Yes, it is. You will be facing academic probation with anything below 2.0 and risk your financial aid/scholarships being taken away.

Weighted GPA

2.9

Might be not. They didn't open their GPA score of accepted students but it's known as around 3.7. And other test scores are high. check out the harvard admission requirements and scores.

My grand grand father got in he speaks no english. and he got a full ride. no joke after he worked in Mcdonald flipping burgers. Now he's the manager after 7 years of that stuff. dude it's good money. 30 grand a year you can feed the children in a third world country. So good luck man my grandpa got a 4.0 without doign anything all he did was show up and sleep.But Devry is really good at giving false hopes to people. My friend JC had a 1.8 at a bad hschool now he thinks that he's goign to be some rich person making 10 figures a year

Cheers be happy the most money you'll make is 60 grand if you're lucky. (:

1.0

a 4.0 average

A GPA is a acronym for Grade Point Average. It is a number though 0.0 - 4.0, lowest and highest respectively. However there is a 5.0 scale. This is for honors classes.

An A = 4.0 on the regular scale and a 5.0 on the Honors scale.

A B = 3.0 on the regular scale and a 4.0 (A) on the Honors scale.

A C = 2.0 on the regular scale and a 3.0 (B) on the Honors scale.

A D = 1.0 on the regular scale and a 2.0 (C) on the Honors scale.

A F = 0.0 on the regular scale and a 1.0 on the Honors scale.

A GPA is used to determine your eligibility for certain Scholarships towards paying for college. It is also used to determine your class rank (i.e Valedictorian, Salutitorian).

Well 2.0 is average, and most prestigious college programs require a minimum of a 3.0 so you can gauge for yourself.

they don't have scholarships for people with such low grades

GPAs and ACT scores are not equivalent--students with high GPAs often do poorly on the ACT and vice-versa. Your score depends on your test-taking ability and your preparedness--the ACT is a very different type of test from the ones you normally see in school.

A score of 340 out of 400 can be converted to a percentage by dividing 340 by 400 and then multiplying by 100. This gives us 85%. In most grading systems, an 85% would typically correspond to a B grade.

1 in 8 ( I attend that university ;)

You can find accurate information on talk.collegeconfidential.com/parents-forum/767486-where-did-your-3-3-3-6-gpa-child-get-in.html

University of Calgary entrance requirements vary from year to year, depending on the GPA of those who apply. The top students get picked, obviously.

Depending on the Faculty you are applying to, you might need 2.0 for Fine Arts; probably 2.5 for Science or Education; and 3.0 for Engineering or Business.

Check out their website:

http://www.ucalgary.ca/admissions/competitive_admission_avg

as a 23-year old hotel manager in Luganne, Switzerland, I have not met many fellow manager's with American GPA's. I am from Manhattan, my mom is originally from Zurich, and I moved here just last year. I accumulated a 4.02 GPA is high school, and i think that's around the avg for an American hotel manager in Swizerland around here. However, the competition is so fierce, that you should certainly strive for a higher echelon of grades. 4.1 I think should suffice for a lower-tier hotel management job in Luganne, but if your GPA is between 3.9 and 4.1, you should try applying for a hotel management job on the outskirts of Basel, where they are more accepting of less academically amazing Americans (Swiss generally resent Americans as uncultured, etc., so they are strict about giving relatively high jobs to Americans.)

Well every year you get a gpa.....so obviously it affects your gpa.

I'm sorry but no. Refer to http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Special:RecentQ

Do better in 10th, focus extra hard on your 11th and 12th grade GPA. Then you should be fine. If the grades are still lower than you desired, consider a Community College for the first two years of college then transfer to a "supergood" university. You improved and colleges look at that. Maybe not a supergood college but a good one. As long as you get excellent (and we're talking 4.0's) grades after 9th grade, your chances should not be lower than any other 4.0 student, as long as you are strong in the rest of your application. Answer As long as you do well in 10th, 11th and 12th grade you should be okay. Colleges like to see improvement in grades.

GPA 2.5

You need a minimum GPA of 2.5 to be accepted to Cal State Fullerton