<p>Quick question - if I'm applying to a school like Brown that doesn't utilize +/- when calculating GPA, but my current school does, will my GPA be recalculated? It seems like a silly question but it makes a sizable difference in my grade point..</p>
<p>what do you mean? what is plus or minus?</p>
<p>you start over with a new GPA at your new school....so if you have a 3.0 now, then get a 4.0 at your new school, your GPA will be a 4.0 for that school</p>
<p>By no +/-, I mean that an A- and an A both count as 4.0, a B-, B and B+ all count as 3.0, etc. My question is, will they recalculate the GPA I'm applying with when they're deciding on my application?</p>
<p>Could someone tell me how to calculate my GPA, i took 16 credits last semester.</p>
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<p>You multiply the grade points (A=4, B=3, and so on ) by the number of units for each class, add them all up and then divide by the total units (16 in your case).</p>
<p>carmax36 - most likely not...call the admissions office</p>