As the title says...............

70-73%

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A seven average coverts to 70%-73%. I'd like to think 73% but it depends on who is interpreting it.

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This this is better

http://registrar.mcmaster.ca/calendar/2012-13/pg145.html

It's 70%-72%
I have this bookmarked (always helpful):
http://studentsuccess.mcmast er.ca/...ion-chart.html

If I have a 7.4 on McMaster's 12-Point scale...what is my grade at York? Is it a B or a C+?
(It doesn't seem that range is covered in the table).

Originally Posted by Allan

If I have a 7.4 on McMaster's 12-Point scale...what is my grade at York? Is it a B or a C+?
(It doesn't seem that range is covered in the table).

You would have to convert every grade over to York's grade point system and then average it.

Originally Posted by jhan523

You would have to convert every grade over to York's grade point system and then average it.

I don't understand....I have a 7.4 on the 12-Point Scale (or 2.8 on the standard 4-Point Scale). If I calculate it again...I would still reach the same conclusion.

If I convert them to letter grades...how would I average them? Also, what happens if I have McMaster Grades of 7...how would I convert that to York's grades?

Hope you can help.

i usually use this: http://webapps.utsc.utoronto .ca/aa...gpa-calculator

Originally Posted by Awesomeness

i usually use this: http://webapps.utsc.utoronto .ca/aa...gpa-calculator

Hmm....the course weighting doesn't seem to be compatible with the McMaster system.

Originally Posted by Allan

Hmm....the course weighting doesn't seem to be compatible with the McMaster system.

.5 is equivalent to a 3 unit course, and 1.0 is equivalent to a 6 unit course

Originally Posted by Commie85071

.5 is equivalent to a 3 unit course, and 1.0 is equivalent to a 6 unit course

But I have courses with 2, 4, and 5 units.

Originally Posted by Allan

I don't understand....I have a 7.4 on the 12-Point Scale (or 2.8 on the standard 4-Point Scale). If I calculate it again...I would still reach the same conclusion.

If I convert them to letter grades...how would I average them? Also, what happens if I have McMaster Grades of 7...how would I convert that to York's grades?

Hope you can help.

http://www.yorku.ca/laps/students/gpa/#web

Edit: Don't forget that the letter grade you are inputting is YORK's GPA system. So make sure you convert everything over to York U's system before inputting your grades.

Originally Posted by jhan523

http://www.yorku.ca/laps/students/gpa/#web

Edit: Don't forget that the letter grade you are inputting is YORK's GPA system. So make sure you convert everything over to York U's system before inputting your grades.

I've seen this calculator before.
Like I said...the problem is converting a McMaster Grade of 7 to York's Letter Grade. There's no equivalent.