Calculate Science GPA !!!

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Just came to mind, Does the science GPA can be calculated if I have both Community college credits + 4 yr institution credits??? Im not really familiar w/ the calculation of GPA , so any input is welcome.
Thanks you ppl
 
...commonly asked question.
All chem physics bio or math
If it fits in any of those, then include it, doesn't matter what school. Add it all up.
 
...commonly asked question.
All chem physics bio or math
If it fits in any of those, then include it, doesn't matter what school. Add it all up.

I think ppl think that Im asking what courses no no no , :laugh: Im hispanic and never before cared about GPA as far as calculating it, I just do the class and get my grade. What Im asking is how is GPA calculated MATHEMATICALLY.
I do apologize if it wasnt clear before.
 
What does being Hispanic have to do with it.
So multiply all your grades (4.3 for A+ 3.0 for B etc) by the units that the class is worth (ranges from about 2 to 5). Then divide by 4 times the units the class is worth.

Example. You have 2 grades, A+ for a 3 unit class and B+ for a 4 unit class so ((4.3x3) + (3.3x4)) / (4x3 + 4x4)= somewhere around 3.7
 
What does being Hispanic have to do with it.
So multiply all your grades (4.3 for A+ 3.0 for B etc) by the units that the class is worth (ranges from about 2 to 5). Then divide by 4 times the units the class is worth.

Example. You have 2 grades, A+ for a 3 unit class and B+ for a 4 unit class so ((4.3x3) + (3.3x4)) / (4x3 + 4x4)= somewhere around 3.7

Been Hispanic more like being Colombian on my part means I never cared for GPA calculations (in Colombia we dont use anything like GPA), so u know 🙂
And thank you so much for the info doc and blarelli
 
What does being Hispanic have to do with it.
So multiply all your grades (4.3 for A+ 3.0 for B etc) by the units that the class is worth (ranges from about 2 to 5). Then divide by 4 times the units the class is worth.

Example. You have 2 grades, A+ for a 3 unit class and B+ for a 4 unit class so ((4.3x3) + (3.3x4)) / (4x3 + 4x4)= somewhere around 3.7

Sorry I am little bit confused.
Why do you divide by (4 times the units)?

Isn't it
((4.33*3) + (3.3*4)) / (4 + 3) to get around 3.7?

am I wrong?
 
Sorry I am little bit confused.
Why do you divide by (4 times the units)?

Isn't it
((4.33*3) + (3.3*4)) / (4 + 3) to get around 3.7?

am I wrong?

WOOOPS, no your 100% right.
To the OP, here is the correction. and I did not know you were an international.
 
what about engineering classes
 
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