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GPA Calculator and Converter
I decided to make a really simple and small GPA Calculator and Converter. See the attachment.
You are entering the number of credits the course is worth which is located at the end of the course code. For example, if the course code is 1A03 then the course is worth 3 credits.
Courtesy of mc_kumar: Use this useful mark calculator to calculate your grade in a single course: http://www.mercer.edu/registrarcalc/...edaverage.html
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Where is the attachment?
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I forgot to attach it XD, I just attached it though.
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I think that most of the people who wants to convert into the 4.0 scale is probably doing it for either med or other professional schools. Anyways med school uses the OMSAS gpa grading system (at least in Ontario) so our 11 is actually a 3.9 D=
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I was recommended by SALLY WILLIAMS, First Year Engineering Advisor herself, this GPA calculator for a course that your in.
Its not really to calculate your overall GPA, more like your course average.
Course Average
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I was recommended by SALLY WILLIAMS, First Year Engineering Advisor herself, this GPA calculator for a course that your in.
Its not really to calculate your overall GPA, more like your course average.
Course Average
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Is it really that hard to multiply a set of grades by their corresponding percent-worth, and then divide by a total? |
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Is it really that hard to multiply a set of grades by their corresponding percent-worth, and then divide by a total?
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No, but for Engineers...
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Try this one:
http://careers.mcmaster.ca/students/...nversion-chart
It lists GPA conversions for most universities in Canada... |
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thx this helps alot
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Mac should use the GPA system because it will help to know requirements for post grad schools
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Mac should use the GPA system because it will help to know requirements for post grad schools
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You mean the 4.0 GPA system right? I agree, not just because of requirements, but because it's pretty much universal :\
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hey when it comes to gpa.....do grad/prof just keep plugging in your grades from year 1 to year w.e........and make it like a cumulative gpa for all the years your here....or is it just yearly based.....get what i mean?
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thanks. will try
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hey when it comes to gpa.....do grad/prof just keep plugging in your grades from year 1 to year w.e........and make it like a cumulative gpa for all the years your here....or is it just yearly based.....get what i mean?
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Depends on the school, some only look at your last two years, some look at your best two years, some look at just your last year, etc... All schools will have this information posted on their website.
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