What do I do to get my 2.615 GPA up to a  a 3.00 GPA?
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Always do all your homework every night.\n\nWhen an answer is wrong, note down carefully how to do it right and study that thoroughly that evening.\n\nSave your homework and GO OVER ALL YOUR WRONG ANSWERS THE NIGHT BEFORE THE final review for a TEST.  Ask about question you still can't get right, even with the right answer in front of you, because it means you misunderstood the method involved.\n\nDon't watch TV from Monday thru Thursday.\n\nOnly go out on Friday and on Saturday night.
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No idea about GPA...never went to University, but here is my best guess.\n4.00 = 100%      ==> 4.00 * 25 = 100\n3.07 =   76.75% ==> 3.07 * 25 =  76.75\nSo, I would multiply your GPA by 25 to get a percentage.\nSo your cumulative 2.35 would be about 58.75%
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Usually you have to have a 2.0 GPA or better to enter a large university. Call the school office and ask to speak to an admission officer. You probably will have to be accepted.
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Not all universities and colleges are the same on the 4.0 scale.\n\nHere's what mine goes:\nA 4.0\nA- 3.7\nB+ 3.3\nB 3.0\nB- 2.7\nC+ 2.3\nC 2.0\nC- 1.7\nD+ 1.3\nD 1.0\nD- 0.7\nF 0.0\n\nWhen you do the math, that's the fun and ugly part of it.  First, add-up the number of units that you have completed.\n\nNext, using the grade scale, for each class, take the grade and change it to the points scale and multiply it by how many units you have taken for that class only.  Do it for all your classes.\n\nAdd the total number of grade points together from all your classes and divide it by the number of units you have completed, and that's your GPA.\n\nExample, I have taken two classes, each class has three units.\nEnglish 123: B+\nMath 456: A\n\nAdd the number of units taken: 6\nFor ENG 123, a B+ is 3.3, multiply by number of units of class: 3.3 x 3 = 9.9\n\nFor Math 456, an A is 4.0, multiply by number of units of class: 4.0 x 3 = 12.0\n\nAdd grade points: 9.9 + 12.0 = 21.9\nDivide by number of units: 21.9 divided by 6 = 3.65\n\nYour GPA would be 3.65.
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Personally, I would suggest that you apply to a local community college where your gpa will be accepted.  Then do really well -- maintaining at least a 3.0 gpa or higher-- then transfer to the college of your choice.  Good luck.\n\nAlthough they are doing an awesome job for our country -- I would look into this before committing to the military.  They are dedicated to the service for reasons other than school, you would need to examine if you are that dedicated for all different reasons.
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This is your Grade Point Average. Most schools use a A-,A,A+ scale. For example, if you get a 98 in Calculus, you would earn an A+ which is worth 4.33 points multiplied by how many hours of credit you get for that class (probably either 3 or 4). Add up all of your hours multiplied by their value and then divide by the total hours you took and you'll get your GPA. \nA+=4.33\nA=4\nA-=3.66\nB+=3.33\nB=3\nB-=2.66\nC+=2.33\nC=2\nC-=1.66\n\nFor example:\n\n3 hours Math 98=A+ ==3*4.33= 13 points\n4 hours Science 80=B- ==4*2.66= 10.64 points\n3 hours Chemistry 95=A ==3*4= 12 points\n1 hour PE 75=C ==1*2= 2 points\n4 hours Physics 88=B+ ==4*3.33= 13.32 points\n\nTotal Points: 50.96\nTotal Hours: 15\nGPA: 50.96/15 = 3.397
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If your GPA is based on a "100" scale, then divide your GPA by 25 to get the 4-point correlation.\n\n(It would be 3.49712)
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whatever your GPA is divided by 10 \n\nthen multiply the quotient by 4. simple.
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First, figure out how you are going to do better this semester. Then, tell your parents flat out what your grades were. Ask them to help you with your plan to raise them. They might be mad at you for getting bad grades, but they will be much more supportive if you take a responsible approach to them.
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1. Get a financial aid\n2. Print your papers in computer lab\n3. Maintain 3.5 GPA or higher to get scholarship\n4. Prepare your own lunch\n5. apply workstudy program\n6. Be a leader in student organization (usually they compensate up to 1500 / term
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3.6 GPA is great! The highest you can have 4.0. College is scary at first for everyone. Remember when you went from elementary school to high school? That was scary but you did it. It's the same idea. College is awesome, it's normal to feel nervous at first, but it won't last long. Good luck!
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2.3\nThis site is great for calculating you GPA.\n\nhttp://www.spu.edu/depts/sas/SASFAQ/calculatingGPA2.htm
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State universities are, especially if you are an out of towner.  \n\nAlso Community Colleges.  Start 2 years there, get good grades, and get into a better school.  This will not only be a good way to increase your gpa, but it will probably be cheaper as well.
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A - 4 points\nB - 3 points\nC - 2 points\nD - 1 point\n\nAdd the number of points you have and divide by the number of classes. That's the GPA. (4.0 is highest, unless the classes are weighted)\n\n90%-100% - A\n80%-89% - B\n70%-79% - C\n60%-69% - D\n50%-59% - F
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Since you are only a sophomore in HS, I strongly suggest that you start working hard now and raise that 3.0 GPA. Then you can just go directly to USC out of HS and skip the community college step.\n\nIf you really want to go to USC via transfer from community college, go a good community college. (like the college that is suggested in the other answers)
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We need some additional information to project what your GPA is.  Here is how after you fill in the blanks.\n\nYour current GPA = 3.30 = Total Grade Points Divided By Total Hours\n\nYour final GPA = (Current Total Grade Points + This Semester Total Grade Points) / (Current Total Hours + 12 hours)\n\nAssuming that each of your classes are three credit hour courses AND that the courses are on a 4 point scale.  This semesters Total Grade Points would be 50 (2*3*3+2*4*4).\n\nPlug the 12, the 50 and your current information into the previous formula and you will have your final GPA.  Your current information can be found on your transcript.
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Since you have proven yourself with your high GPA, you should have no trouble transferring. I started at a regular run of the mill college (saved a boatload of money!) and then transferred after 2 years to a prestigious university that made up for all the money I had saved!! \n\nI will tell you from personal experience when you go job hunting, that prestige name OPENS doors. I say GO FOR IT!! Ands best of luck! But then with your 3.8, you don't need any luck because you have earned it!