GPA(Grade Point Average) refers to the average grade point average, that is, the (weighted) average grade in universities. When applying for studying abroad, you need to meet the minimum application standards of institutions. Generally speaking, the minimum requirement of GPA is 3.0, which is usually the official requirement given by various schools, but in fact, during the application process, we found that GPA above 2.5 can be applied to schools, and GPA below 2.5 is difficult to be admitted when applying. Among countries, schools in Britain and Australia have strict requirements for GPA cards, while the United States is relatively loose. The GPA score is low, and the cases of applying for prestigious schools are basically in the United States, but this is all an example. Therefore, he is one in a million, so it should not be an exaggeration.

The GPA requirement for applications in Britain and Australia is the overall GPA for four-year university graduation, while applications in the United States and Canada require your GPA scores in the application season. Overseas schools need to look at the GPA presented in official scores, and do not need personal calculation. If something goes wrong, you can brush it, but if you can't, there's nothing you can do. GPA is the threshold for British and Australian applications, and the premise for American and Canadian applications. It depends more on the background and comprehensive conditions. If the school doesn't give GPA, then the weighted average is ok. Just make a simple transformation. As for schools looking at professional subjects or total scores, different schools look at different majors, but the GPA requirements given by the government are universal.

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If you want to know how many ranked institutions you can apply for in your GPA and IELTS scores, you can use the one-click positioning system for studying abroad. Usage: Input your GPA, IELTS score, professional name, college background (2 1 1/985/ double non) and other information into the voluntary reference system for studying abroad, and the system will automatically match the cases of students with similar situations from the database to see which universities they have successfully applied to, so that you can see how many top-ranked colleges abroad you can apply to at your current level.

Take applying for studying in the UK as an example.

Entry requirements for G5 in British universities:

(1) "211"and "985" engineering undergraduates: the average GPA is above 85-90, and IELTS 6.5-7.5 is generally required, with different requirements for individual subjects (different requirements for each major);

(2) graduated from an ordinary undergraduate university (only applicable to individual majors, such as linguistics, education, law, etc.). ): The average GPA is 9090, IELTS generally requires 6.5-7.5, and the requirements of individual subjects are different.

TOP 6- 10 entry requirements for British universities (including Edinburgh University, etc. ):

(1) graduated from "2 1 1" or "985" engineering university: GPA85 is 85, IELTS 6.5-7.5 (different professional requirements);

(2) Graduated from an ordinary undergraduate university (only applicable to individual majors and a few universities in China): the average GPA is 85-90, and IELTS is 6.5-7.5 (different majors have different requirements).

British university entrance requirements TOP 10-30:

(1) Graduated from "2 1 1" or "985" engineering university: average GPA 75-80, IELTS 6.5 (different professional requirements);

(2) Graduated from an ordinary undergraduate university: the average GPA 80-85-85, and IELTS is 6.5 (the requirements of different majors are different); (3) College graduates: More than 3 years working experience, with an average GPA80 of around 80 and IELTS of 6.5. Individual colleges and universities can directly apply for a master's degree (each major has different requirements).