Simply put, it is like this:
For example, there are two courses, advanced mathematics and college English, and then your school divides the GPA into 0 below 60, 60-70, 1 GPA, 70-80, 2 GPA, 80-90, 3 GPA and above 90, 4 GPA.
Then there are 4 credits for advanced mathematics and 3 credits for college English.
You get 85 points in math and 75 points in English.
Then the average GPA is (3×4+2×3)÷(4+3)=2.43.
If in doubt, please ask.
Question 2: What does it mean to write "GPA: ()/ () (total score)" on your resume? It's your grades, the first blank is your own grades, and the second blank is the highest possible score.
For example, if you use the percentage system, write 91100.
Write 3.8/4 on the scale of 4 and so on.
Some schools have a perfect score of 4.3, so write 3.9/4.3 and so on.
Question 3: What is the GPA and what can it reflect? (I have probably introduced the algorithm), and what is the total GPA? I am 82 years old. What is the GPA equivalent to the average score of all subjects? Generally used to evaluate scholarships, it also affects the evaluation of "three good students" and "excellent students".
You can't see the level of the total credit grade point. You have to divide your GPA by your GPA, and the result is your GPA. The average GPA is 1=60 points, 2=70 points, 3=80 points, 4=90 points, 2.6=76 points and 4.2=92 points, which can be divided by 82.
In addition, the algorithm of average credit grade point: multiply the credit of this subject (the score of a subject is -50)/ 10, then add all subjects and divide by the total credit. For example, the high score is 87 points and the credit is 4; 90 points in English, 3 credits. Then the GPA of these two courses is (3.7*4+4*3)/(4+3)=
You can have a try. Generally does not include limited elective courses and public elective courses.
Question 4: How to calculate the GPA is the weighted average of the credits obtained by students in various courses, and it is an important indicator to measure students' academic level.
For example, Xiamen University calculates:
Percentage grade comparison table percentage grade point
95- 100 A+ 4.0
90-94 A 4.0
85-89 A- 3.7
8 1-84 B+ 3.3
78-80 B 3.0
75-77 B- 2.7
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68-7 1 C 2.0
64-67 C- 1.7
60-63 days 1.0
Below 60 degrees Fahrenheit
If you fail, you won't get a grade point!
The results of the original four-level scoring system: excellent (85- 100), good (70-84), passing (60-69), failing (failing to reach 60 points means failing), and the corresponding grade scores are based on the principle of high or low.
Among them, "excellent" corresponds to a GPA of 4.0, "good" corresponds to a GPA of 3.0, "passing" corresponds to a GPA of 1.3, and "failing" corresponds to a GPA of 0. The course scores of the two-level grading system (qualified and unqualified) are not included in the course credits.
Question 5: What does a grade point average of 3.0 mean for freshmen? What kind of level is it? 80 points is a 3.0 GPA.
How to calculate the GPA? The calculation method of GPA is to multiply the GPA of each course (including retaken courses) by the credits of the course, and then divide it by the total credits.
The general calculation methods of most universities in China are: GPA = score/10-5, creditgpa = credit× GPA = credit× (score/10-5).
Question 7: What is a GPA? The English full name of GPA is grade point average, which means average score. The perfect GPA in the United States is 4, that is, A=4, B=3, C=2, D = 1. The accuracy of GPA often reaches 1 to 2 digits after the decimal point, such as 3.0 and 3.45. The calculation of GPA is generally that the credits of each course are multiplied by the class hours, and then divided by the total class hours to get the average score. Generally speaking, a score of 90 or above can be regarded as 4, a score of 80 or above is 3, a score of 70 or above is 2, a score of 60 or above is 1 minute, 5 is 4, 4 is 3, 3 is 2 and 2 is 65433. There are no class hours on the transcripts of many universities in China, so GPA can only be estimated, and the scores of all courses can be divided by the number of courses. Generally, American universities require a GPA of 3.0 or above for scholarship applicants.
One thing: all GPA algorithms are different from school to school. What is provided now is purely for reference. You must consult the school you are applying for.
Finally, add a sentence: As far as I know, American schools usually recalculate their GPA scores in their own way after receiving them!
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Calculation method of grade point
Most universities in the United States have minimum GPA requirements for applicants, and those that fail to meet the minimum GPA requirements will not be considered. GPA is calculated by multiplying the scores of all subjects by the credits divided by grade, and then dividing by the total credits. Taking the percentage system as an example, 90 to 100 is A =4.0, 80 to 89 is B =3.0, 70 to 79 is C =2.0, 60 to 69 is D = 1.0, and below 60 is F =0. For example, a student's credits and grades in five courses are: A course 4 credits, grade 92(A), which should be scored 4*4= 16, B course 3 credits, grade 80(B), 3*3=9, C course 2 credits, grade 98(A), which should be scored 2 * 4. GPA of the above five items: GPA = [(4 * 4)+(3 * 3)+(2 * 4)+(6 * 2)+(3 * 3)]/(4+3+2+6+3) = 3.00.
The overall GPA is the scores of all the learning subjects calculated by the above method, and the GPA of the last two years is the scores of all the learning subjects calculated by the above method.
In the United States, 90% of schools' GPA calculation method is 4.00 scale, and 1% schools will adopt 5.00 scale. That is, Grade A 5, Grade B 4, Grade C 3, Grade D 2, and Grade F 1, so the admission standards of these schools have been improved accordingly.
When applying, China students should provide their grades according to the GPA system adopted by the original school, and indicate which GPA system is adopted. For our students, the scores of most schools in China are very strict, so many excellent students' GPA is less than 3.0, and the average score of the top five universities may be around 75. And some students, although the average score is 80, but with the above method, it is less than 3.0-it depends on the number of subjects with more than 90 points and subjects with less than 80 points. And in China, the method of calculating GPA is different. For example, university of international business and economics and Tsinghua University adopt the following conversion methods: 90-A, 80-90-B, 70-80-C ... However, Xiamen University,
In learning, China University of Science and Technology and other schools adopt another method: above 85 is 4.0, and above 75 is 3.0. 65 is 2.0 ... so some schools have higher GPA than others.
Does anyone know how to calculate GPA? Thank you for your urgent application!
80-82 3。 0
82-85 3。 three
85-90 3。 seven
90- 100 4。 0
Basis: Level algorithm (non-percentile)
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Question 8: Does the university GPA mean the cumulative GPA or this semester's GPA? Since it is an average GPA, it is cumulative.