A = 4 B = 3 C = 2 D = 1 F = 0

Therefore, you take your letter grades, assign the numbers, and divide by the quantity of grades you received.

For example, for a typical full load of 12 hours you would attend four classes. Say you make three Bs and an A.

That would be 3 x 3 + 4 = 13

Divide by the quantity of 4 classes, and you have 3.25 GPA.

So, a perfect 4.0 GPA is equivalent to all As.

i don’t know how your school does it but we have a point scale that corresponds with the lettering grades so like an “A” would be 4 and then a “B” is 3 and “C” is 2…”D” is 1 and then “F” is a 0…and then you add all the points together and divide it by 7 (number of classes)

so no it’s not possible to get beyond above a 4.0 GPA if your school goes by a 4.0 scale…

because if you end up with all A’s with 7 classes that would be (4+4+4+4+4+4+4)/7 = 4.0 gpa

To achieve these grades ,the best thing to do is your homework. It really helps come test / quiz time and it doesn’t take that much time. Also, if you don’t uinderstand something, go and ask your teacher for help. They want you to succeed.

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