<p>hey guys,</p>
<p>so i slacked off in my junior year and now im in my senior year. my freshman and sophomore years were easy. basically i worked and interned and went to school and got As without much effort in class. however, junior year came and i did the same thing and ended up doing badly on my major classes.. i was a finance major and was moved to economics..</p>
<p>ok so in order to graduate as an econ major (without being kicked out of the major) i need to get a 2.0 gpa in my economics classes by my last semester.</p>
<p>right now, i have 1.925 because some finance classes carried over (2 Ds).</p>
<p>also right now, im taking two economics classes with the Deans of econ department at my school. i happened to bomb one of my midterms heh..</p>
<p>anyway my question is this.</p>
<p>is major gpa calculated the same way as cumulative gpa? if not then how? because i think with cumulative gpas, the more credits you have, the less your gpa will increase</p>
<p>thanks for the input guys.</p>