How can I tell if my college GPA is an A or B or C

Question

How can I tell if my college GPA is an A or B or C

Answer 1

Each college has their own grading system.

For Example:

Mercer University has A, B+, B, C+, C; An A = 4.0, B+ = 3.5, B = 3, C+ = 2.5, & C = 2.0.

UGA (and most state schools) have A, B, C. A = 4.0, B = 3.0, & C = 2.0.  

The above example is for grading for individual classes & then a weighted average is taken (depending on how many hours the class is).

Though individual course grading may differ (At Mercer a 93 is an A while at UGA a 90 is an A), typically a 4.0 average = an A average & so on and so fourth (again, typically, not always).

So if your college gpa is a 3.8 then you have a B (this would be a B+ at Mercer).

I hope this helps!

Good Luck.

Answer 2

Your college would have a site that tell you how your GPA is being calculated.

Anyway, here is a site for calculating your GPA. It work well for me.

http://www.laurasmidiheaven.com/Tools/GP...

Answer 3

4.0 is all A's, 3.0 is all B's, etc....for example, if your GPA is 3.2, it means you got mostly B's in your classes, but some A's. Or it means you got a lot of A's and a couple of D's. It's just an averaging game

Answer 4

Your college's catalog will most likely be a good source for this.  If you don't have one you can probably access one on-line.  You may have to scroll through several pages if it's not clearly indicated in the contents, but it should be there.  As a rule of thumb though 4.00 is an A; 3.00 is a B; 2.00 is a C.  I'm carrying a 3.89 with 3 classes.  My grades are A,A and A-.  So 3.89 is still an A.

Hope this helps.