Have you thought about setting a goal for the GPA you would like to have at the end of this semester or when you graduate from NOVA? This is a great time to see where you are at and decide on the grades you would like to earn in each of your classes. You can use a GPA calculator to see how your future potential grades can impact your overall GPA. Knowing what you really want to earn in each course can help you stay motivated throughout the semester, especially when you are aware of how each grade can impact your GPA.
If you have questions or need guidance in addressing course selection and working to improve your GPA please contact our counseling team here at ELI. They are more than happy to work with you by phone or email. You can reach them by calling 703-323-2425 or by sending an email to elicounselors@nvcc.edu. If you choose to correspond by email be sure to include your NOVA student ID number in your message.
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This depends entirely on factors that you have not listed, such as how many semester you've already taken, how many quality points you earned and how many credits you earned. Your GPA is calculated by dividing the number of quality points you received for each class (A=4, B=3, etc.) by how many classes you've taken. It's much more difficult to impact your overall GPA after you've been in college for a few years and have a lot of bad grades racked up.
ReplyDeleteUCSB GPA Calculator: If you take the AP exam, then you add +1.0 credit to each of your AP classes. (Remember, even if you fail the exam you get credit. If you don't take the exam then no credit.) To find your regular, unweighted GPA just find the average of your junior year, and then average that w/ your senior year (unweighted).