In fact, the GPA is the academic achievement weighted by course credits, and the average GPA can comprehensively reflect a student's overall learning level. Combining with yourself, the grade point is still very important, and its main uses are as follows:

1. Scholarship: The higher the GPA, the higher the scholarship level. (National Scholarships, National Inspirational Scholarships, Class I/II/III Schools, Principal Scholarships, including some social scholarships, can only be done if the GPA is higher and the ranking is higher. )

2. When going abroad, foreign schools may have requirements for your previous GPA, and students with higher GPA will be given priority under the same conditions.

3. If you study the second major, you will generally have requirements for the GPA of the first major. If you reach 2.7 or above, you are eligible to take the second major.

4. Degree certificates generally have minimum requirements for grade points. Below the requirements, not a degree certificate, only a diploma. It is difficult to find a job without a certificate after graduation, and we must find ways to make up for the courses with low credit scores. After reaching the grade point, we will issue a degree certificate.

If you take the postgraduate entrance examination, the teacher may also ask your grade point during the second interview.

GPA itself is something that shows a college student's academic performance, just like how to judge whether your final exam paper is good or not, you must score it.