If my GPA is low....?

Question

Ok so my GPA is pretty low right now like 1.4 something.(I slacked off alot) im currently a junior, I have like 20 more classes, if I make all B's for the rest of my classes, will my GPA at least go up to a 3.0

I need to get at least a 3

Answer 1

*resists temptations*

OK. If a B=3, and if you have anything less than a B, how can it possible get up to a 3.0? It can't, it's mathematically impossible. You could get B's for the rest of your life and you'd still only have a 2.999. So no. You need some A's in there.

Answer 2

you need to get a tutor. are you in high school?

Answer 3

ok a GPA works like this

A=4

B=3

C=2

D=1

E=0

turn each of your grades into a number and find the adverage if you have 20 more classes and are planing on have all Bs add 20x3 to the equation.

does that make sence?

Answer 4

it depends on how many credits youve taken

use this simple eqn:

(1.4* credits taken) + (3.0*future credits) / total credits

youll need more than B's to get your GPA to a B most likely if you are half way through college.... you would in theory have a 2.2 based on averages, if you got all As you would in theory have a 2.7

Answer 5

Adding to the previous answer, you'd have to multiply 20 x 3 and ordinarily if you have different grades, then you would average at the end. But assuming you get all B's, you'd just add 3 to your current GPA, which would be 4.4. Then divide that by 2. So you would have a 2.2 if you get at least all B's. It'll be higher if you get A's. And obviously lower if you get lower than B's.  

Answer 6

Yes, for every 'B' that you make, you get 3 points toward your GPA.

If you have all B's, your GPA will be exactly a 3.0

It would help out alot if you got @ least one A, that way you won't be stuck right on the border.