How would you calculate my GPA?

[RLK]

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I went to school 1 for a year, then transfered to school 2. While going to school 2, I took summer classes at school 3. My BS degree is from school 2, but consists of classes from schools 1 and 2 that were transfered in....

Then when I went back to school, I took more classes from school 3, school 2, and school 4.

hmm. I couldn't have written this in a more confusing way I don't think.

If anyone can understand this, how would you calculate the cumulative GPA?

 

[gablet]

I went to school 1 for a year, then transfered to school 2. While going to school 2, I took summer classes at school 3. My BS degree is from school 2, but consists of classes from schools 1 and 2 that were transfered in....

Then when I went back to school, I took more classes from school 3, school 2, and school 4.

hmm. I couldn't have written this in a more confusing way I don't think.

If anyone can understand this, how would you calculate the cumulative GPA?

Once you type in every class that you have ever taken in college, pharmcas does it all for you. I had 8 different schools with a bachelors from one and a masters from another.

 

[jammocah]

Once you type in every class that you have ever taken in college, pharmcas does it all for you. I had 8 different schools with a bachelors from one and a masters from another.

doesnt matter where you take those classes. cum gpa is calculated by an average of your units per class and grade received in class .. nothing more.. nothing less.

you can refer to the pharmacas gpa section here: https://portal.pharmcas.org/gpas.html

 

[RLK]

Once you type in every class that you have ever taken in college, pharmcas does it all for you. I had 8 different schools with a bachelors from one and a masters from another.

That's pretty cool. At least I won't have to do it myself then.