Originally Posted by jhan523

That's how it works, your lowest input is 4% by the way.

So 80% on a 30% assignment means you lost 6%
90% on 35% means you lost 3.5%
4% on 5% means you lost 4.8%.

6+6+3.5+4.8 is 20.3% which you means you ended up with a 79.7.

ah~ya, you are right. I just figured out where i got it wrong.

Btw, how to use that attachment for converting to a GPA 4.0 scale?

Originally Posted by littlewood

Btw, how to use that attachment for converting to a GPA 4.0 scale?

Just enter the number of credits for each grade. It's not the official converter though. Some institutions or global applications use their own conversion tables.

Thanks! This helps!

I understand that a 10=3.7 and 11=3.9, but what if your average is in between those two, let's say 10.7. Does that mean it's 3.8?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by ranan6

I understand that a 10=3.7 and 11=3.9, but what if your average is in between those two, let's say 10.7. Does that mean it's 3.8?

Thanks!

You convert every grade to the 4.0 scale before calculating your average.

http://calcmymarks.appspot.c om/

Great site to calculate course final averages!

Thanks! Nice one

on the back of transcrip states the how 12 grading scale converted to the percentage grading scale

This is another option for anyone interested in keeping track of their marks.
It uses the mcmaster email account (google account) to log you in like you can use google to log into various websites.
gpacalc.ca

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Thanks for sharing this info