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Calculating Cumulative GPA
1. To calculate cumulative GPA., total the credit hours and grade points from all semesters
accumulated over the 4 years
2. Divide the total grade points by the total credit hours (over the 4 years)
3. Round the average to the nearest two decimal places for your student’s cumulative GPA
Calculating Advanced Placement (AP) or Honors Courses
When taking AP (advanced placement) or honors courses, grade points are generally weighted.
For example, a half point (.50) is added for honors courses, and a whole point (1.0) is added for
AP courses (A then equals 4.50 for an Honors class, or 5.00 for an Advanced Placement class).
As schools may differ when assigning point value, contact your college for their grading
system.)
Earning Dual Credit
Did you know 15 hours of college credit validates a high school diploma? Many parents enroll
their students into dual credit at local community colleges, take college level courses online, or
take AP tests in order to gain these additional credits.
Tip:​ Double check the GPA calculation for any errors before using it on college or job
applications.
*Grading scale is based on standardized information provided by the National Center for Education Statistics. This is
just a suggestion to help parents with calculating GPA. As the designated instructor, you can choose the scale that
works for your teaching environment.

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