How to Calculate Your Grade Point Average (G.P.A.)


Definition of Terms:


Step by Step Process on How to Calculate Your Grade Point Average:

Standard G.P.A. Calculation -

  1. Multiply the grade value of the course by the semester hours for that course. The product of this multiplication will be the grade points.
  2. Divide the cumulative grade points by the cumulative attempted hours.

Example:

Course

Grade Value

(Times)

Credit Hours Attempted

(Equals)

Grade Points

MATH 1100

A = 4

X

3

=

12

ENGL 1310

B = 3

X

3

=

9

GEOL 1610

C = 2

X

4

=

8

PHED 1000

D = 1

X

3

=

3

PSCI 1040

F = 0

X

3

=

0

   

Totals:

16

 

32

Divide 32 (Grade Points Column) by 16 (Credit Hours Attempted Column) and the G.P.A. = 2.00

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Duplicating Courses & G.P.A. Calculation -

  1. Subtract the number of hours you are duplicating, see definition above, from the total hours attempted for all semesters.
  2. Subtract the grade points (if any) for the courses you are duplicating from the total number of grade points earned for all semesters.
  3. Divide the new total hours attempted by the new grade points earned for the corrected GPA.
  4. File a duplication form in the Registrar's Office to officially correct your GPA.

Note: Only the first course attempt can be removed from your GPA, additional attempts are called "repeats" and are averaged into your GPA.

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