<p>Hey guys,
is anyone applying this fall to Yale? Have you started your application? I am currently studying in England so I was wondering if anyone has an idea how can you calculate your A-levels grades to GPA? I know it is not necessary and that the university will calculate it for you but I wish I know the boundaries so I would not waste time by applying into university like Yale...I am freaking out already, not ready for application process!!! Hopefully there is someone out there freaking out with me?</p>
<p>I believe it’s a 2-step process. First, convert each A-level grade by following this rubric: [WES</a> Grade Conversion Guide](<a href=“http://www.wes.org/gradeconversionguide/index.asp]WES”>Country Resources - WES.org)</p>
<p>Then, take each of your grades and enter them into this GPA calculator:
[Yale</a> University GPA Calculator](<a href=“http://thegpacalculator.appspot.com/college/yale]Yale”>http://thegpacalculator.appspot.com/college/yale)</p>
<p>Thank you @gibby for information, it gave me a rough idea :)</p>
<p>Unless you’re school gives you a specific GPA then you are not supposed to put a GPA into the CommonApp. I applied to Yale this year from the UK and was waitlisted. They have a group of admissions counsellors who cover different areas and are aware of the education systems in those areas. </p>
<p>Good luck!</p>