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Originally Posted by Endymion
That's how it's practiced at almost all institutions of higher learning in America. For example, if you get an A- in Introduction to Philosophy (for 3 credits) and and a B+ in Calculus II (5 credits), we calculate your GPA as follows:
((3.7 * 3.0) + (3.3 * 5.0)) / 8 credits total = 3.45
A 3.45 GPA is Above B+, making it a low A-. You can graduate cum laude from most universities with a 3.45.
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Really? I've been to several colleges and they ALL use the method I mentioned.