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calculating gpa

conor.hogan.2 · 2011-07-15 10:17:40

Hi. How do you calculate your gpa if ucd have given you a gpa and you have another result to add to it? So how do you factor in another module of say 15 credits into an overall gpa of 60 credits.

15-07-2011 10:17am

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conor.hogan.2

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Hi.

How do you calculate your gpa if ucd have given you a gpa and you have another result to add to it?

So how do you factor in another module of say 15 credits into an overall gpa of 60 credits.

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#2 15-07-2011 1:53pm

Raphael

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(15/60) * [Module GPA] + (45/60) * [Previous GPA] = [Total GPA]

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#3 15-07-2011 2:37pm

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Hmm..

Say 30 credits

Four 5 credit modules grades as follows:
A+ (4.2)
D- (2.0)
B- (3.2)
C+ (3.0)

A single 10 credit module
B+ (3.8)

[5*(4.2+2.0+3.2+3.0) + 10*(3.8)]/30

Apply to your own situation.

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#4 15-07-2011 7:04pm

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Thanks.

Haha excellent - gpa is what I want.

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