If a school does not give +’s or -‘s how do you know if a 2.4 is a C+ average (if required on an application??
I know someone who is applying for a program that requres a C+ average. The way this program calculates the average is usually based on the GPA and what your school designates as a C+. Some schools say 2.3 is a C+ some schools say a 2.5 is a C+. Is there any way to officially say whether a 2.4 is a C+ if the school only gives full letter grades (A,B,C,D,F) and a GPA (i.e. 2.4). Dankaveld!
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typically, the “+” and “-” would be on where the decimal is…
2.0-2.4=C-
2.5=C
2.6-2.9=C+
i would say that a 2.4 is either a C or a C-, but not a C+
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