How high can I get my GPA up?
Hi, I'm Ariel, and I'm going to be in the 11th grade in the fall. I slacked. I got an 2.6250 (W Acad GPA). 2.6452 (W Total GPA). (W) 10-12 GPA is a 2.0714 I'm class rank 216 out of 297 I'm getting better grades then 81 people which is only 27%. I've attempted 160 Credits and completed 150. I've completed only 150 credits and I only need 90 more, though I'm retaking Biology to raise my grade so I'm taking 100 credits total Junior and Senior year. How high can I get my total GPA up within the next two years if I get As? I most know. Thanks!
Can I get my GPA up to a 4.0 with only 2 years left of high school? I have a 3.0 now.
do the math. Some high schools give extra points for advanced or AP classes. If you can’t do the math, you sure won’t be able to earn a 4.0 GPA.
Im a senior in high school and my GPA is a 2.5 ?
the most hardest year of high school for me was my junior year where i had to take HSPA's and stuff like that my grades for that semester where mainly C's, and D's and that has dropped me down to a 2.048 GPA all my sophomore and freshman year was great i had C's, B's, and A's now that im a senior so far i have all A's B's will that bring my GPA score up where i have the eligibility to get into universities i Just took my SAT's this morning. anyone think i have a shot?
How high can I raise my GPA from a 2.7 going into my junior year?
Assuming you take the same number of credits in your junior and senior years as you did during your freshman and sophomore years, then you could get to a 3.35 GPA if you got a 4.0 in all of your remaining 4 semesters.If you take more credits in the final 2 years than you first 2 years, then slightly higher than 3.35 (but not much), and if you take fewer credits in your last two years, then somewhat lower than 3.35.The way to calculate your GPA is to do the following: for each class, multiply the number of credits by the grade value using the scale belowA+ or A = 4.0A- = 3.67B+ = 3.33B = 3.0B- = 2.67C+ = 2.33C = 2.0….F = 0Then add all the results and divide by the total number of classes to get your GPA. For example, consider if you took 15 credits in one semester (5 classes, 3 credits each) and you got an A, an A-, 2 Bs, and a B-. Your GPA would be calculated as follows:1 A = 4.0 x 3 =121 A- = 3.67 x 3 = 112 Bs = 3.0 x 6 = 181 B- = 2.67 x 3 = 8Then add each of these up, (12+11+18+8)=49. Then divide by the total number of credits, 15, to give 49/15 = 3.27.Do this for all classes you've taken across all semesters and you get your cumulative GPA.
If I got a 3.2 GPA freshman year how high can I bring it up to by the end of my high school career?
First of all, a 3.2 is not a "super bad" GPA! Be proud, you still have three more years. I'm assuming none of the classes you take will be weighted (meaning you can get more than a 4.0). If you do end up taking weighted classes, your GPA could be even higher! Anyways, everyone is different with their abilities and what is their best. If you were to work really hard the next three years, and receive a 4.0 every year, you would graduate with a 3.8 exactly. Let's say you get a 3.7 every year for the next three years. You would graduate with a 3.575. If you got a 3.5 the next three years, your average would be 3.425. Remember, to calculate your average GPA just add up all 4 GPA's and then divide by 4. (For example, 3.2+3.8+3.6+3.6=14.2, and 14.2/4=3.55.) Remember, it is not just your GPA that colleges will look at. They also want to see that you took rigorous courses that were appropriate for your level. Most would rather see you get a B in Honors Biology instead of an A in below-grade level science. It's a matter of finding a balance between the two. Overall, do your best, but don't get down!
How do I find my High School GPA after 10 years?
I graduated from high school in 2001. I held off going to college (unfortunately), got stuck in a below-average full-time job where I worked for several years, got laid-off, was on unemployment for a spell, and now I find myself working part time at a grocery store. I'm resolved to finally get into college, whether it be a University, online school, or Community College. I'm trying to apply for financial aid, and see what's available, however I have no idea what my graduating high school GPA is, and if I even need to know it. Thank you!
What's the highest I can get my 2.1 GPA in my senior year if I get all As?
That 2.1 appears well-deserved, since this is 6th grade math. 2.1 times 3 is 6.3. Add 4.0, you get 10.3. Divide by 4, you get 2.575.
If I have a 1.1 gpa freshman year, what's the highest I could get it up to my next three years of high school?
I really messed up my freshman year of high school, I may sound extremely unintelligent seeing as my gpa is this low. I was extremely unfocused, and distracted the first three quarters of this school year. No effort was ever put into my school but I am now ready to change that. How high can I get my gpa by the end of high school? and what measures do I have to take. I'm ready to get serious about my education.
How high can I bring my GPA up in my junior year if I ended the sophomore year with a 2.7 weighted GPA?
Weighted GPA's are meaningless, since all the colleges use unweighted averages to put their applicants on an even playing field. Assuming that 2.7 is really a 2.4, you could hypothetically bring that up to a 3.2 by graduation with all 4.0's from here on. I say hypothetically because a 2.4 student is a very different person from a 4.0 student. I recommend hiring a tutor for time management and study skills before it's too late.