Manually calculate Pharmcas GPA

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anyone know how to manually calculate the pharmcas GPA? I need to have an idea of what my pharmcasGPA will be once it's verified and calculated.... Anyone?

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Google GPA calculator and plug in ALL of your grades to get your cGPA. Do the same thing for sGPA. Keep in mind PharmCAS calculates A+ as an A.

I know it's time consuming, but at keast will give you idea on where you're standing.

Good luck!
 
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Google GPA calculator and plug in ALL of your grades to get your cGPA. Do the same thing for sGPA. Keep in mind PharmCAS calculates A+ as an A.

I know it's time consuming, but at keast will give you idea on where you're standing.

Good luck!
Thanks! How about courses I repeated? Do I average them out first and then plug them in the calculator or I do plug in both grades earned?
 
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Thanks! How about courses I repeated? Do I average them out first and then plug them in the calculator or I do plug in both grades earned?


Go to the Pharmcas website. You can find exactly how it says it calculates the gpaincluding repeated classes andeverything. I just made an excel with all my classes taken along with the credit hrs and grades and left planner classes blank. It didn't take too long to do
 
Thanks! How about courses I repeated? Do I average them out first and then plug them in the calculator or I do plug in both grades earned?

Plug both grades
 
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Thanks! How about courses I repeated? Do I average them out first and then plug them in the calculator or I do plug in both grades earned?

Pharmcas will plug in BOTH grades, not an average.
 
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Thanks! How about courses I repeated? Do I average them out first and then plug them in the calculator or I do plug in both grades earned?
Depends on the school.the one I am applying it doesn't forgive grade. Means if you took same class twice, both grades will contribute to GPA
 
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