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1 Determining Your Grade Point Average (GPA)

2 What is a GPA? / An average of your grades / Helps determine class rank / Determines awards, scholarships, academic eligibility in high school etc. / Helps see how you’re doing in school / An average of your grades / Helps determine class rank / Determines awards, scholarships, academic eligibility in high school etc. / Helps see how you’re doing in school

3 How are grades calculated? A = 4 B = 3 C = 2 D = 1 E = 0 A = 4 B = 3 C = 2 D = 1 E = 0

4 Formula for Computing GPA: 1. Match each grade earned with the equivalent points/number 2. Total all points/numbers 3. Add credits/classes attempted. 4. Divide total number by total credits/classes attempted. 5. Final number is your unweighted GPA. This is the number we look at in middle school. 1. Match each grade earned with the equivalent points/number 2. Total all points/numbers 3. Add credits/classes attempted. 4. Divide total number by total credits/classes attempted. 5. Final number is your unweighted GPA. This is the number we look at in middle school.

5 GPA Worksheet / Step 1: / Determine point/number equivalent for each grade. i.e. Math Grade = ____ Science Grade = ____ S.S. Grade = ____ English Grade = ____ Elective Grades= ____ / Step 1: / Determine point/number equivalent for each grade. i.e. Math Grade = ____ Science Grade = ____ S.S. Grade = ____ English Grade = ____ Elective Grades= ____

6 GPA Worksheet Continued / Step 2: / Add the totals together. (i.e. 4+3+3+2+2+2+4=20) / Step 2: / Add the totals together. (i.e. 4+3+3+2+2+2+4=20)

7 GPA Worksheet Continued / Step 3: / Divide the total by the number of credits taken (i.e. 20 ÷ 7 = 2.86) / Step 3: / Divide the total by the number of credits taken (i.e. 20 ÷ 7 = 2.86)

8 Now look at your progress report and calculate your GPA Use this number to reflect on how you’re doing and what you may need to change or work on.

9 Weighted vs. Unweighted Classes / In high school, the quality points/number equivalent to each grade is higher when you take Advanced Placement, G/T, or Honors classes. APGTHonors A5.0 4.5 B4.0 3.5 C3.0 2.5 D1.0 E000

10 If time, calculate your weighted vs. unweighted GPA Is there a difference? What does this tell you?


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