Question about GPA and number grade average

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<p>So in 9th grade I got a cumulative 90.3 average with a 3.7 GPA UW.
In 10th grade my cumulative GPA (both 9th and 10th) was a 89.63 which came out to be a 3.6 UW which was weird, it should be just a 3.68 UW or 3.69 UW.
But I asked my counselor who is new to my school this year and she said that a 89.6 is very close to a 90 which is probably(she's not sure) a 3.69. However, I'm in 11th grade right now and she showed me my transcript and on there it was a 3.6, so I am confused....If a 90.3 is a 3.7...89.6 would logically be 3.69. They can't just cut off a whole .1 like that...
Anyway I got a 3.9 GPA UW 1st term, there's 4 terms. I'll probably get a 3.8 in my 11th grade hopefully.</p>

<p>Can anyone explain to me what they think my cumulative GPA is not counting 11th grade? I REALLY hope it's not 3.6......it should be 3.69 or something because I didn't get a 3.5 in 10th grade....</p>

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<p>Hello??? o.o</p>

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<p>Aw maaan lol.</p>

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<p>You shouldn’t be asking us… you should tell your guidance counselor. Sometimes they are overworked and a little glitch can mean a problem down the road.</p>

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<p>I did talk to her but she’s new and she said she’s not sure…the number grade is more logical…but the counselor doesn’t understand the GPA because she just got here… </p>

<p>I’ve asked a couple of my friends and their cumulative grades are always 3.x, no hundredth digits.</p>

<p>On my Online grades system, my 10th grade all 4 terms grades were all 3.7 except for 1 term I got a 3.4, so that averages out to be a 3.625.
The average of 3.7 and 3.625 is like 3.6625, so I guess they can’t put a 3.7 so they put a 3.6 but it doesn’t show the hundredth digit?</p>