Calculating Core Course GPA. What Do You Need? High school transcript List of high school’s approved core courses (www.eligibilitycenter.org)www.eligibilitycenter.org.

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Calculating Core Course GPA

What Do You Need? High school transcript List of high school’s approved core courses ( Division I/II Worksheet

Calculating Core Course GPA Only those courses listed on the high school’s list of approved core courses will be used. The best grades from each subject area will be used. – Beginning Aug. 1, 2016 (for DI), the best 10 core courses prior to the PSA’s 7 th semester will be locked in for GPA calculation purposes (7 English/Math/Natural/Physical Science) Each letter grade is assigned a point value: – A = 4 quality points – B = 3 quality points – C = 2 quality points – D = 1 quality point

Calculating Core Course GPA Plus and minus grades are not used. – Example: Grades of B, B+ and B- will each be worth 3 quality points Numeric grades will be changed to letter grades. Your high school’s grading scale is available on the high school’s list of approved core courses.

Calculating Core Course GPA Determine the credit value of each course. – 1 trimester unit = 0.34 units – 1 semester unit = 0.50 units – 1 year = 1.0 unit – The maximum credit a course may be assigned is 1.0 unit. If your high school normally weights honors or advanced courses, the high school must notify the Eligibility Center of the weighted scale.

Calculating Core Course GPA For each core course, multiply the credit/unit of the course by the grade earned in the course to determine the number of quality points for the course. Add up the credit/units of the core courses and the number of quality points earned. Divide the number of quality points by the number of core courses to determine the core course GPA.

Calculating Core Course GPA COURSECREDIT XGRADE =QUALITY POINTS English 90.5A (4)= 2.0 English 90.5B (3)= 1.5 English 100.5A (4)= 2.0 English 100.5A (4)= 2.0 English 110.5C (2)= 1.0 English 110.5C (2)= 1.0 English 120.5D (1)= 0.5 English 120.5C (2)= units= 11 quality points

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Calculating Core Course GPA Core Course Subject AreaCredit/UnitsQuality Points English413.5 Math38.5 Natural/Physical Science26.5 Additional English/Math/Natural/Physical Science12.5 Social Science27 Additional Academic Courses48.5 Total Prospective Student-Athlete: Joe Jumper

Calculating Core Course GPA Prospective Student-Athlete: Joe Jumper Total Quality PointsTotal Core CoursesCore Course GPA SATACT Critical Reading: 490English: 20 Math: 530Math: 16 Total: 1020Reading: 21 Sci-Reasoning: 25 Total: GPA = 660 SAT or 54 ACT Joe Jumper = Qualifier

Calculating Core Course GPA Courses Used to Calculate GPA English – English 9, English 10, Short Stories, Journalism, Creative Writing, American Novel Math – Algebra I, Algebra/Trigonometry, Calculus Natural/Physical Science – Biology, Chemistry

Calculating Core Course GPA Courses Used to Calculate GPA Additional English/Math/Natural/Physical Science – Comparative Anatomy Social Science – Geography, Civics, Sociology Additional Core Courses – Economics, US History, Psychology, Spanish 1, Spanish 2