GPA
Vocab
Postsecondary options
GPA Calculations
100

What is a GPA?

A numerical average based on grades that can affect scholarships, honors, and college admissions.

100

What is a credit?

Earned for passing classes and counted toward graduation requirements.

100

A place you spend 2-4 years earning a degree.

College/University

100

Class 1=A

Class 2=A

Class 3=B

Class 4=A

3.75

200

How many points is an A

4

200

What are elective?

Courses students choose based on personal interests and career exploration.

200

Where hands on training take place such as barbering, plumbing, etc

Technical/Trade school

200

Class 1=C

Class 2=C

Class 3=B

Class 4=A

2.75


300

How many points is a B

3

300

Required classes such as English, Math, Science, and Social Studies that prepare students for college and careers.

Core requirements

300

This option gives you career experience and education benefits

Military 

300

Class 1=A

Class 2=A

Class 3=F

Class 4=F

2

400

How many points is a C

2

400

Choices after high school, including college, trade school, military, or workforce.

Postsecondary 

400

Getting a job immediately after high school 

Workforce

400

Class 1=A

Class 2=C

Class 3=B

Class 4=F

2.25

500

How many points is a F

0

500

A goal that can be achieved in the near future, often within weeks or months

Short term goal

500

(Double points) structured training program that combines paid on the job work with classroom instruction for a specific career. 

Apprenticeship

500

Class 1=A

Class 2=A

Class 3=F

Class 4=A

Class 5=A

Class 6=A

Class 7=F

Class 8=A

3