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Converting Irish grades to GPA

  • 18-11-2008 11:44pm
    #1
    brianthebard
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    Anyone know how?


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  • #2
    pow wow
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    It varies by uni. I can dig out my transcripts if you like. I know a 3.6 was converted to a 67 in my case anyway.


  • #3
    brianthebard
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    I think I have the same grade, so that's good. If you had the transcripts to had that would be great.

    *note to self email exams office*


  • #4
    pow wow
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    I have a scale I can email you. Drop me a PM if you still need it.


  • #5
    regob
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    is gpa the american system?


  • #6
    pow wow
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    regob wrote: »
    is gpa the american system?

    Yes; it goes down from 4 with varying decimal attachments. A 4.0 is the highest you can get (A) then it descends from there.


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  • #7
    rbastible
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    meanie boots wrote: »
    I have a scale I can email you. Drop me a PM if you still need it.

    Hi there,
    I was wondering if you might now what a 2.2 degree from trinity college dublin would equate to in the U.S. GPA scale. I am applying to colleges in new york which require a 3.0..not sure if my 2.2 will be enough.

    Thanks in advance,
    Roisin


  • #8
    rocheyk1
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    can i get that scale :)


  • #9
    muboop1
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    rbastible wrote: »
    Hi there,
    I was wondering if you might now what a 2.2 degree from trinity college dublin would equate to in the U.S. GPA scale. I am applying to colleges in new york which require a 3.0..not sure if my 2.2 will be enough.

    Thanks in advance,
    Roisin

    It depends, in UCD anyway, a 2.2 is GPA range of 2.49-3.07
    So if its a very high 2.2 maybe?I think in other colleges a 3.0 is a 2.1... ask your college?


  • #10
    Lockstep
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    What would a first class honours be? Roughly 3.8-4.0?


  • #11
    pow wow
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    I'd say so, a 3.69 is a high 2:1 (trust me ;))

    For anyone interested I can't locate the conversion sheet I had so apologies for that!


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  • #12
    Mardy Bum
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    UCD is different to American college. A 1.1 in UCD is 3.68-4.2 and the following

    From 3.08 to 3.67 inclusive Second Class Honours, Grade 1
    From 2.48 to 3.07 inclusive Second Class Honours, Grade 2
    From 2.00 to 2.47 inclusive Pass

    Other details re what each individual grade translates into can be found here

    This info is only for UCD mind.


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