<p>Did Any Ppl Know How To Convert The Average Of 8 Courses Into The Scaled Gpa????</p>
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<p>YES i do, my way is for Ontario schools, our GPA is on a scale of 5
5.0=100%(unattainable)
4.9=98%(unattainable)
4.8=96%(unattainable)
4.7=94%(difficult to achieve)
4.6=92%(difficult to achieve)
4.5=90%(difficult to achieve)
4.4=88%
4.3=86%
4.2=84%
4.1=82%
4.0=80%
then it changes
3.9-3.0=79%-70%
2.9-2.0=69%-60%
1.9-1.0=59%-50%
1.0-=FAIL</p>
<p>is that actually how it goes? cause if it is my GPA owns!</p>
<p>it also really depends on the school you go to, at my school, the highest in history is 4.5 -_-</p>
<p>oh... at our school basically the top 5 students in each grade have a 90-93 average then every once in awhile someone comes along and gets a 95 average but usually they just take the easiest courses.</p>
<p>anything above 80% is 4.0 up???? I live in BC...donno how to convert....</p>
<p>newby how does that translate onto the 4.0 scale tho... i mean is an 80% the equivelent of the 4.0 that all these super students on CC tout? or is it something completely different...</p>
<p>actually 100% is attainable in Ontario schools. For semestered ones that is..</p>