is gpa calculated to 1 or 2 d.p?

[mourinho]

for example, will both GPA 3.75 and 3.79 be classified as 3.8?

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[SOMBound13]

A 3.97 doesn't round to a 4.0

 

[kami333]

AMCAS calculates it out to 2 decimal places.

 

[911 Turbo]

AMCAS calculates it out to 2 decimal places.

Gotta take that extra class to boost the thousandths place of my gpa to 5 or above, know what I mean?

 

[xXIDaShizIXx]

Gotta take that extra class to boost the thousandths place of my gpa to 5 or above, know what I mean?

Or at this point take 6 classes to get it to move 0.001.

 

[TriagePreMed]

3.799 will be 3.80, but 3.794 will be 3.79.

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[MedPR]

Dp

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[Pattycake25]

for example, will both GPA 3.75 and 3.79 be classified as 3.8?

As with most things, it's somewhere in the middle.

















































lolwut

 

[cuculici1]

OP, I'm pretty sure AMCAS just uses the floor function when calculating your GPA. So a 3.99 would turn into a 3.0 on AMCAS. Yeah, it's a pretty unforgiving system. Pretty much gotta get a 4.0 to be safe.

 

[Cambino]

OP, I'm pretty sure AMCAS just uses the floor function when calculating your GPA. So a 3.99 would turn into a 3.0 on AMCAS. Yeah, it's a pretty unforgiving system. Pretty much gotta get a 4.0 to be safe.

This is what I've heard. Vouch.

 

[VictorAlpha]

Or at this point take 6 classes to get it to move 0.001.

friggin truth