The concept of grade point:
GPA(Grade Point Average) generally refers to the average grade point, referred to as GPA. The results in college are quantified by grade points. It should be noted that GPA is calculated cumulatively, which is converted by adding up the results of all semesters. The most intuitive use of GPA is to visualize our four-year undergraduate study. At the same time, the grade point is closely related to scholarships, insurance research, professional diversion, changing majors, and exchange opportunities abroad.
Transfer to major and diversion: the time to transfer to major is only after freshman year, and diversion is generally like this. Just like volunteering in the college entrance examination, the number of places is limited, and the higher the GPA, the more popular the major, the higher the GPA/ ranking requirements. Scholarship or research insurance: Scholarship evaluation and research insurance selection are based on comprehensive scores, such as GPA×80%+ moral education score ×20%. The results of insurance research should refer to the annual documents of various colleges.
Suggestions on college grade points;
Achievement is very important, but it doesn't mean everything. Everyone should arrange their college life according to their own goals. I want to get a higher grade point and share a few tips, such as choosing an elective course that teachers give you high marks, choosing a physical education class that I am good at or like, making a positive speech in class (many university teachers value this) and getting high marks in the final exam. Regarding failing courses, seniors disagree with the statement that "a university is incomplete without failing courses". After failing the course, the GPA will plummet, and at the same time, you will lose your postgraduate qualification and have to make up or retake the exam.
If you want to change your major, try to rank GPA at the forefront of your grade when you are a freshman; If you want to apply for graduate students, your grade point at the end of your junior year should not be too low. Only students who rank in the top 30% or 50% according to other requirements of previous policies are eligible to participate in postgraduate study. If you want to graduate, try not to fail the course. You can take part in student work and take a student post. If you want to exercise your professional skills, you can try to participate in various competitions.