<p>how do u calculate a gpa on a scale of 100?</p>
<p>Just set up a proportion. Let’s say you had a 3.8 GPA on a 4.0 scale. Then you’d try to find out what it would mean on a 100 scale: </p>
<p>3.8/4.0 = x/100</p>
<p>Solving for x, you get 95. So then your GPA would be a 95 on a scale of 100.</p>
<p>^Might as well tell him to divide by 25.</p>
<p>Explain how your GPA is calculated. Is it an average percent grade in each class? If so than convert like this.</p>
<p>93%+ = A = 4
90-92.9 = A- = 3.667
87-89.9 = B+ = 3.333
83-86.9 = B = 3</p>
<p>Do this for each class and then average those. For a general idea just take the 100-scale GPA and throw it into one of those categories.</p>
<p>If your 100-scale GPA is anything else, then I don’t know. Do it fledgling’s way or something.</p>
<p>^ how does this system really make any sense? doesn’t it mean that someone who gets straight 99’s and a single 92 looks worse than someone who got straight 93s?</p>
<p>Most places don’t weight differently based on A+, A, A- etc.
Besides, colleges will redo your GPA based off their scale anyways. Those who don’t will leave it as 4.0 point.</p>
<p>Why do you need to convert it? fledgling had the best method.</p>
<p>zoaxanthellae, yes it does. However that’s how most places (atleast I assumed that’s how most places, perhaps I’m wrong though) work.</p>