kntsy
- 80
- 0
I am going to get 4.0 on each semester to save my gpa.
The discussion centers on the feasibility of raising a GPA from 2.57 to 3.9 within two years by achieving a 4.0 in each remaining semester. Participants assert that, mathematically, the highest attainable GPA would be approximately 3.3, given the current GPA and remaining credits. They emphasize the importance of calculating GPA accurately using a spreadsheet to project future performance. The conversation also critiques the original poster for not performing basic GPA calculations and highlights the challenges of improving academic performance after a poor start.
PREREQUISITESStudents aiming to improve their GPA, academic advisors, and anyone interested in understanding GPA calculation and academic performance strategies.
kntsy said:I am going to get 4.0 on each semester to save my gpa.
kntsy said:I am going to get 4.0 on each semester to save my gpa.
Jokerhelper said:im not sure how it works at your school, but at mine they only consider my last 10 credits (aka last 20 courses) to calculate my gpa.
kntsy said:I am going to get 4.0 on each semester to save my gpa.
TL92 said:aha you guys are brutal.
This may or may not be the case. If not, the question/issue has been solved, and no further useful discussion is happening.SoItGoes said:He's a pretty obvious troll. Hats off to him for trying in the physics forums though.