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Does 2 a and 2 b equal a 3.2 GPA? - Answers

Not enough information to be sure the scale I'm using matches your school, but here goes. In general, an A is a 4, a B is a 3, a C is a 2 and so on. Therefore, 2As and 2Bs would be 4+4+3+3 which equals 14. You must then divided the 14 by the number of grades which is 4. 14/4 is a GPA of 3.5 Please be aware that some classes you take may be weighted. In that case, the GPA would be higher.



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Not enough information to be sure the scale I'm using matches your school, but here goes. In general, an A is a 4, a B is a 3, a C is a 2 and so on. Therefore, 2As and 2Bs would be 4+4+3+3 which equals 14. You must then divided the 14 by the number of grades which is 4. 14/4 is a GPA of 3.5 Please be aware that some classes you take may be weighted. In that case, the GPA would be higher.



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Does 2 a and 2 b equal a 3.2 GPA? - Answers

Not enough information to be sure the scale I'm using matches your school, but here goes. In general, an A is a 4, a B is a 3, a C is a 2 and so on. Therefore, 2As and 2Bs would be 4+4+3+3 which equals 14. You must then divided the 14 by the number of grades which is 4. 14/4 is a GPA of 3.5 Please be aware that some classes you take may be weighted. In that case, the GPA would be higher.

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      Not enough information to be sure the scale I'm using matches your school, but here goes. In general, an A is a 4, a B is a 3, a C is a 2 and so on. Therefore, 2As and 2Bs would be 4+4+3+3 which equals 14. You must then divided the 14 by the number of grades which is 4. 14/4 is a GPA of 3.5 Please be aware that some classes you take may be weighted. In that case, the GPA would be higher.

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