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Grade-Point Average (GPA) Calculator | Division of Undergraduate Education - UC Santa Barbara. Expand Menu. Grade-Point Average (GPA) Calculator. Skip to navigation. Grade-Point Average (GPA) and Grade-Point Balance Calculator. Use the calculator below to calculate your GPA and grade-point balance.
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You can use the Grade Point Average and Grade Point Balance...
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GPA Units x Grade Points/Unit = Grade points. For example,...
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Use the calculator below to calculate your GPA and grade-point balance. Note that if you are repeating a course for which you earned a C- or lower and are within your first 16 units of letter graded repeats, then the calculator will not accurately reflect the impact of the new grade on your grade point balance.
You can use the Grade Point Average and Grade Point Balance Calculator or by the information below to calculate changes in your GPA. To calculate your GPA, you start by using all courses completed on a letter-grade basis ( A+ through F ).
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GPA Units x Grade Points/Unit = Grade points. For example, if a student receives a B- in a 4.0 unit class the grade points earned would be: 4.0 x 2.7 = 10.8. The student's GPA is then determined by adding up all of the grade points earned and dividing by the total number of GPA units. Total Grade Points/Total GPA Units = GPA. For example:
UCSB's Salary Scales and Grade Structures. At UCSB, most titles are assigned either a grade or a step scale. Graded titles have a minimum and a maximum rate and employees can be paid anywhere within the range.
Overview. The eGrades application provides instructors a secure interface to submit finalized grades to the Office of the Registrar. Departments and faculty also use the application to view course information, deadlines, and rosters; manage wait lists; and get approval codes. Login to eGrades.
