Calculating Science GPA

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Dr. Ortho

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How do you calculate your science GPA? Is it just based off all your grades from organic chemistry, chemistry, physics, and biology? Or do you include Biochemistry too if that is a requirement (i.e. at Tufts it is). Or is your science GPA calculated from all of the required classes plus all the science classes in your major? For example, I am an exercise science major. So does my science GPA include all the science classes for that as well? If anyone knows anything about how to do this that would be great. (Or if there is already a thread about how to do this could someone direct me to it?) Thanks!! 😀 😀
 
Dr. Ortho said:
How do you calculate your science GPA? Is it just based off all your grades from organic chemistry, chemistry, physics, and biology? Or do you include Biochemistry too if that is a requirement (i.e. at Tufts it is). Or is your science GPA calculated from all of the required classes plus all the science classes in your major? For example, I am an exercise science major. So does my science GPA include all the science classes for that as well? If anyone knows anything about how to do this that would be great. (Or if there is already a thread about how to do this could someone direct me to it?) Thanks!! 😀 😀


Yea I'm also confused about how to calculate the sci gpa? Im a bio major so I have A LOT of sci classes?
 
The science GPA calculation includes any science or math class you have ever taken....AADSAS has a list of what subjects fit into the "science" category...but for the most part it really includes every science class a college can offers...for example, before i switched to a science major I took two gen-ed science classes (one was about plants and the other was a nutrition class) and they both made it onto my science GPA....
 
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