What are you being graded on? In order to get this GPA? Jasmine Ramirez: There’s a few components to it. So when you’re in class, you might be graded on, for instance, like your quizzes, your homework ...

I want to attend a top-tier college. My problem is my GPA, which I believe will be 3.0 when I graduate. I don’t think that my GPA is an accurate indicator of my potential. On the old SAT, I scored ...

David has spent much of his career in the higher education space. He has worked in development and admissions, while currently serving as an associate registrar and adjunct faculty. His areas of ...

Welcome to the latest installment of Law Admissions Q&A, a feature that provides law school admissions advice to readers who send in questions and admissions profiles. If you have a question, email us ...

So, quick question. My cumulative GPA is 3.19. Is it unethical to round that up to 3.2 on my resume? <BR><BR>I realize that the GPA isn't great, but it is significantly above average for my school and ...

For me, it's rather simple - it's on my transcript. It was also a graduation requirement that my major GPA be 3.0 or higher. It consists of all classes within my department, even those that fell into ...

Your GPA measures your ability to absorb and retain information, but it doesn't reflect how well you understand or manage ...