A gauge for high school students’ academic success is their grade point average or GPA score. It is a factor that is prioritized in class ranking, scholarship eligibility, college admissions, etc. It ...

Add up the number of hours of A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, and F that you have earned. Place totals in the appropriate boxes below. Grades of P, N, and I are not used in the calculation ...

They're the three letters on the mind of pretty much every college-bound high school student: G, P and A. But understanding how colleges and universities will interpret your grade-point average isn't ...

If a student’s cumulative UB GPA is below 2.000, they have a quality point deficit (QPD). The QPD is the measure of what is needed to raise this GPA to 2.000. 2.000 or above cumulative UB GPA is ...