GPA grading scales

[rocky90]

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I noticed that some students have a gpa of 4.1 (higher than 4) but some universities like mine have a max of 4. So how do universities that give 4+ gpas compare with those that have a max of 4? Do d-schools have anything to take the difference in account.

Thanks

 

[Alanfoil]

The AADSAS uses a grading scale that counts an A+ as a 4.25

 

[znny19]

the aadsas uses a grading scale that counts an a+ as a 4.25

4.33

 

[biochem5]

Ya it's the AADSAS recalculation that boosts it. My gpa at my university is 3.97 but since I got A+'s in some classes AADSAS boosted it to 4.1

 

[rocky90]

Ya it's the AADSAS recalculation that boosts it. My gpa at my university is 3.97 but since I got A+'s in some classes it boosted it to 4.1

How about schools that dont have A+, like at my university they dont give A+ so thats why the max is 4. Does that matter?

 

[biochem5]

How about schools that dont have A+, like at my university they dont give A+ so thats why the max is 4. Does that matter?

Ohh I dunno. If not all schools give A+ I doubt it makes that big of a difference. They also have the "without +/-" gpa to look at too which is max of 4.