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GPA Calculation Worksheet. GPA Hours to Determine Retention Standard. GPA
Hours. = 22___. Transfer Hours (also includes AP/IB. +. 18___.
GPA Calculation Worksheet GPA Hours to Determine Retention Standard GPA Hours
=
22___
Transfer Hours (also includes AP/IB CLEP & Supplemental Credit)
+
18___
=
40___
Current Semester Attempted Hours
+
15___
Total GPA Hours
=
55___
Required GPA (See Retention Chart below)
=
2.0___
Information found on your academic transcript on SeaNet: TRANSCRIPT TOTALS (UNDERGRADUATE) Attempt Hours
Passed Hours
Earned Hours
GPA Hours
Quality Points
GPA
Total Institution:
27.000
16.000
16.000 22.000
23.340 1.060
Total Transfer:
18.000
18.000
18.000
0.000
0.000 0.000
Overall:
45.000
34.000
34.000 22.000
23.340 1.060
Information found in the Undergraduate Catalogue: RETENTION CHART Total Quality (GPA) Hours and Transfer Hours
Good Academic Standing
Academic Probation
Required Grade Point Average for Eligibility to Continue in the University
1 – 45
2.00
1.75 – 1.99
1.75
46 – more
2.00
2.00
GPA Required During the Next Semester (to bring overall GPA up and avoid academic dismissal): Total GPA Hours at UNCW = 37___ (22 GPA hours [Do not include transfer hours here!] + 15 current hours Desired Cumulative GPA
x
2.0___
Total Required Quality Points
=
74___
Quality Points Previously Earned
-
23.340_
Quality Points Needed for Desired Cumulative GPA
=
50.66__
Current Semester’s Attempted Hours
/
15___
Current Semester GPA needed to Reach Desired Cumulative GPA
=
3.37__
Grade Point Average (GPA) Calculation 1. Convert the letter grades to grade points. (A = 4, A- = 3.67, B+ = 3.33, B = 3, B- = 2.67, C+ = 2.33, C = 2, C- = 1.67, D+ = 1.33, D = 1, D- = 0.67, F = 0) 2. Then multiply the grade points by the number of credit hours attempted for each corresponding course. The product will give you the number of quality points earned for each course. A student’s GPA is calculated by diving the total earned quality points by the credit total hours (i.e. GPA hours) attempted. For example:
Course
Grade
ENG 101 BIO 105 PED 101 PSY 105
B CB+ F
Credit Hours Attempted 3 4 2 3 12
22.34 / 12 = 1.86 GPA
Quality Points 9 6.68 6.66 0.0 22.34
Estimating GPA if Grade Replacing a Course During the Next Semester Subject Course Level Title
Grade
Credit Quality Hours Points 3.000 0.000
COM
160
UG
Media Literacy
F
FST
210
UG
Moviemakers & Scholars Series
D
3.000
3.000
PSY
105
UG
General Psychology
F
3.000
0.000
PED
101
UG
2.000
0.000
UNI
101
UG
Physical Activity and F Wellness First Year Seminar C
The below example is based on the grade(s) that the student believes they will earn: 1.
Total Quality Points from Previous Semester(s)
=
7___
Quality Points Earned from 1st time through Course(s) 3*__ *From COM 160 (0 Quality Points) and FST 210 (3 Quality Points) Total Quality Points 2.
=
4___
Add Quality Points from the second time the course(s) were taken. Example grades for 2nd time through courses: Earned a B- in COM 160 and a C+ in FST 210.* Total Quality Points from Step #1
=
4___
Quality Points Earned from 2nd time through Course(s) + *COM 160, B- = 2.67. 2.67 x 3 (number of credits) = 8.01 FST 210, C+ = 2.33. 2.33 x 3 (number of credits) = 6.99 Add both courses together. 8.01 + 6.99 = 15
15*__
New Total Quality Points
19___
=
3.
Calculate the new GPA with course repeats. (Total GPA hours equal what they were during the previous semester when repeating a course for grade replacement.) New Total Quality Points from Step #2
