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Assigning Grade Points:
2.
A: 4.0
3.
B: 3.0
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C: 2.0
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D: 1.0
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F: 0.0
Some systems also use "+" and "-" modifiers, where "+" adds 0.3 to the grade point and "-" subtracts 0.3. For example:
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A+: 4.0
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A: 4.0
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A-: 3.7
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Calculate Grade Points for Each Course: For each course, multiply the grade points associated with the grade received by the credit hours (or units) of the course. For example, if you got a B (3.0 grade points) in a 3-credit hour course, you would multiply 3.0 by 3 to get 9.0.
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Calculate Total Grade Points: Sum up all the grade points earned in all courses.
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Calculate GPA: Divide the total grade points by the total credit hours (or units) to get your GPA.
GPA=Total Grade PointsTotal Credit HoursGPA=Total Credit HoursTotal Grade Points
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