Well, aaa, Studapollo, I'm guessing if you've never heard of a GPA yours maybe isn't so good....I'll try and explain it.
It's the 'average' of all of your 'grades'...
an 'A' is worth 4.0
a 'B' is worth 3.0
a 'C' is worth 2.0
a 'D' is worth 1.0
'F' nothing...
(and yes, in many high schools they now have 'weighted' classes where an 'A' is worth 5.0 and on down the line...so that makes it a little confusing some times, but I don't think we have an honors class problem here)
so you got the following grades:
A in math
A in english
B in history
B in biology
D in gymn ( :wink: )
your GPA is a 3.0
most auto carriers will give a discount for students with a good GPA
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 06:02 am Post Subject:
Grade point average-whats that?
Why do you want to know about it, anyway? Are you planning to get auto insurance?
As Lori has said auto insurers would give discounts on the premium rate for the young driver if he/she can manage to maintain a GPA around 3.0 at school. This is called good grade discount.
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 07:06 am Post Subject:
hey guys..
Why do you want to know about it, anyway?
I'm 20, a student in Cincinnati and my mom says I'd need to manage my insurance from now on.
most auto carriers will give a discount for students with a good GPA
Are such discounts available in North Kentucky? Studapollo
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 08:33 am Post Subject:
Hi Lori,
The average [(4.0+3.0+2.0+1.0)/4] doesn't come to be 3.0, did you take any other example?
Steven
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 12:21 pm Post Subject:
Are such discounts available in North Kentucky?
This is a company to company thing...you'll need to check with different carriers to find out. What is your GPA?
The average [(4.0+3.0+2.0+1.0)/4] doesn't come to be 3.0, did you take any other example?
Steven, admittedly I'm no 'math genius' but, you need to check it again...Honey, I don't even know where you came up with the numbers you have..there are no '2's in my example, (which would've been a 'C' grade)...
The example I posted:
A in math = 4.0
A in english = 4.0
B in history = 3.0
B in biology = 3.0 D in gymn =1.0
equals 15, divided by the total number of grades (which is 5) equals 3.0
Where have did I lose you? Let me know if this still isn't making sense to you so I can clear it up...and where did you get the '2'?
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 05:49 am Post Subject:
Where have did I lose you? Let me know if this still isn't making sense to you so I can clear it up...and where did you get the '2'?
Sorry...thought that the average was determined out of a combination of A,B,C and D. It was a mistake but now it's clear!
Thanks, Steven :oops:
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 11:50 am Post Subject:
Steven -- not a problem....I can see how you thouht that
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2009 10:55 pm Post Subject:
Grade point average-whats that?
Well, aaa, Studapollo, I'm guessing if you've never heard of a GPA yours maybe isn't so good....I'll try and explain it.It's the 'average' of all of your 'grades'...
an 'A' is worth 4.0
a 'B' is worth 3.0
a 'C' is worth 2.0
a 'D' is worth 1.0
'F' nothing...
(and yes, in many high schools they now have 'weighted' classes where an 'A' is worth 5.0 and on down the line...so that makes it a little confusing some times, but I don't think we have an honors class problem here)
so you got the following grades:
A in math
A in english
B in history
B in biology
D in gymn ( :wink: )
your GPA is a 3.0
most auto carriers will give a discount for students with a good GPA
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 06:02 am Post Subject:
Grade point average-whats that?
Why do you want to know about it, anyway? Are you planning to get auto insurance?
As Lori has said auto insurers would give discounts on the premium rate for the young driver if he/she can manage to maintain a GPA around 3.0 at school. This is called good grade discount.
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 07:06 am Post Subject:
hey guys..
Why do you want to know about it, anyway?
I'm 20, a student in Cincinnati and my mom says I'd need to manage my insurance from now on.
most auto carriers will give a discount for students with a good GPA
Are such discounts available in North Kentucky? Studapollo
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 08:33 am Post Subject:
Hi Lori,
The average [(4.0+3.0+2.0+1.0)/4] doesn't come to be 3.0, did you take any other example?
Steven
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2009 12:21 pm Post Subject:
Are such discounts available in North Kentucky?
This is a company to company thing...you'll need to check with different carriers to find out. What is your GPA?The average [(4.0+3.0+2.0+1.0)/4] doesn't come to be 3.0, did you take any other example?
Steven, admittedly I'm no 'math genius' but, you need to check it again...Honey, I don't even know where you came up with the numbers you have..there are no '2's in my example, (which would've been a 'C' grade)...The example I posted:
A in math = 4.0
A in english = 4.0
B in history = 3.0
B in biology = 3.0
D in gymn =1.0
equals 15, divided by the total number of grades (which is 5) equals 3.0
Where have did I lose you? Let me know if this still isn't making sense to you so I can clear it up...and where did you get the '2'?
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 05:49 am Post Subject:
Where have did I lose you? Let me know if this still isn't making sense to you so I can clear it up...and where did you get the '2'?
Sorry...thought that the average was determined out of a combination of A,B,C and D. It was a mistake but now it's clear!
Thanks, Steven :oops:
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2009 11:50 am Post Subject:
Steven -- not a problem....I can see how you thouht that
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