If I have a 3.73 weighted gpa whats my unweighted gpa?
We can't calculate it without your actual transcript in front of us. Ask your guidance counselor at school.
If my weighted GPA is a 3.9 what is my unweighted?
There is no direct conversion from weighted to unweighted, so we'll have to go by the grades you gave us. A = A+ = 4.0, A- = 3.7, B+ = 3.3, B = 3.0, B- = 2.7, etc. Multiply by the credit number the class was worth, add them up, and divide by the total number of credits. (2.7 * 5 + 3 * 5 + 2.3 * 5 + 4 * 2.5 + 3 * 5 + 4 * 1.25 + 4 * 3.75 + 3.7 * 2.5 + 3.7 * 5 + 3.7 * 5) / (5+5+5+2.5+5+1.25+3.75+2.5+5+5) = 3.28 Your GPA for junior year was 3.28.
Could I get into FSU w/ a 3.8 unweighted, 4.6 weighted, 1170 SAT and a 25 ACT. Im 21/650 in my class
FSU Admissions | Freshman is the place you need to check to validate / understand further.While UW GPA of 4.6 is good and above 75th percentile of admitted students, SAT New Test Score of 1170 is much below 25th percentile of admitted students.Browse all links in the above page, which gives complete information, to decide further, especially What We're Looking For.You may stand a (slim) chance, if you address other requirements as mentioned in the previous link.
Will I get into FSU with a 3.9 unweighted, 4.07 weighted GPA and 1100 SAT?
I would recommend going to COLLEGEdata: College Search, Financial Aid, College Application, College Scholarship, Student Loan, FAFSA, Common Application and visiting their “my chances” section. You can put in your GPA course rigor, etc and it will tell you on a scale how good your chances are.There is still time to take the December SAT/ACT, and you might want to consider the ACT. Some who score lower on the SAT do better on the ACT. Also, if you’re taking the SAT again, go to Khan Academy and link it to your college board account and it will tell you EXACTLY what you need to work on to improve your score.Your GPA is great, but your rigor hasn’t been as difficult, because your weighted GPA isn’t much higher than your regular GPA. That’s why I suggest taking the SAT again (or the ACT).Susan Beard, College & Career Readiness Coordinator
With a 4.5 weighted GPA, 1210 SAT, and 23 ACT, should I have a chance at being accepted to FSU for summer classes?
2016 admissions stats show that the middle score ranges for students admitted for summer semester were 1190-1320 new SAT, 24–26 GPA, and 3.5–4.1 wGPA. It looks like your ACT and SAT scores are a bit on a low side, but your strong GPA will definitely help.However, admissions at FSU are getting more competitive with each year, so whatever experience people can share with you from previous years won’t necessarily apply to the future admission seasons. FSU got the record number of applications for 2017 summer and fall admissions - 42,325 - which was 16% jump from the last year 36,429 applicants. More applicants for the same number of spots - you know what it means. As FSU says Florida State receives record number of applications - Florida State University News, the recent admitted class “represents the academically strongest in university history and boasts an average GPA of 4.1 and an average ACT score of 29”. I don’t see separate stats for summer 2017, but I guess that the score averages for summer admissions went up too.There is still time to retake SAT or ACT if you want to feel more confident about your chances.
What college should i go to with a 3.73 unweighted GPA?
There are a lot of great Engineering colleges out there. http://www.graduateshotline.com/ranks/ This site gives you the top 55 engineering colleges. I'd look into all of those and see which one you like the most. Also, considering going on a campus visit to see what the university looks like. This is a great way to see the atmosphere, campus layout, what kind of food they have, what the dorms look like, and the student union where you'll be spending some time at least once. www.collegeboard.com is a great web site that gives you about everything you'll need to know about each of those you pick to research. Blessings
Is a 3.7 GPA weighted good?
A2A. It is solid and gives you access to a lot of colleges.A great GPA would by 4.0 unweighted with 10 AP classes. That is what a lot of Ivy candidates have. But yours is plenty good to give you access to many excellent programs
What is my actual unweighted GPA?
I'm really confused because my grades slightly increased and I used a bunch of GPA calculators to calculate my unweighted GPA and I keep getting 3.6 but I asked my school and they gave me a 3.44 GPA which is lower than my previous GPA before my grades slightly increased. I have 3 A+'s, 1 B and 1 B-. I should have a 3.6 but now I'm really confused.
Is an unweighted GPA of 3.8 good enough for UC Berkeley?
As a GPA, yes it is good enough for UC Berkeley. However, there are so many other factors to consider when asking what is good enough for UC Berkeley. Like in the link Tom Stagliano posted, there are so many aspects of your application UC Berkeley and other top tier colleges look at. Some of my friends had ~3.5, but killer essays and extracurricular activities and got in. Some of my friends had nearly a 4.0, but barely anything else to offer and barely made it or didn’t make it at all.It really is a holistic review, so make sure you also have good extracurricular activities such as sports or clubs or volunteering that really show who you are and what you are passionate about. If you are going to be a senior, it might be a little late if you don’t have these already because they like long-term commitment, but you can write killer essays about your experiences thus far and how they have shaped you into who you are today, and why that version of you is a great fit for UC Berkeley or other colleges.tl;dr—it��s good enough, but not always enough.
I need a GPA of 3.75?
I'm a junior in high school, with a GPA of 3.73. We have a NHS at my school (National Honors Society) BUT to get into it, you need to have a GPA of 3.75 (I know, missing it by 0.02 really, really sucked) I can get in it my senior year if I can somehow get a 3.75 by June. My freshman year, I ended with 4 B's and 4 A's. My sophomore year, I ended with 3 B's, 5 A's. We just started the third marking period, and by the way my grades are looking, I should be ending this year with 2 B's, 7 A's. I also take an Honors English class this year, which I'm averaging an A in. Will this Honors class help raise my GPA? Going by these grades and what I am expected to end with this year, and taking account the fact that I'm acing an Honors class, do you think I can get my GPA up to 3.75? It would mean the world to me to have that, but I still am doubtful and unsure. Any advise would be great! Thank you for reading!