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What is a GPA of 80.5... This is what it has on the bottom of his grades that I can check online Current Q Honor Roll GPA S1 80.500?
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∙ 17y ago
I've never heard of a GPA of 80.5. GPA means "grade point average" and is usually reported on a 4.0 scale where a grade of A= 4.0 points; B=3.0 points; C=2.0 points; D=1.0 points; F=0 points. To get your GPA, you assign these points to all your letter grades and divide by the number of grades you have. This 80.5 you are looking at might be a percentile ranking of some sort; in what context did you see it????
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