How to find your grade?

All of that information should be in your course syllabus. Grading scale varies from school to school. There are GPA calculators available on various websites, just do a Google search for "GPA calculator". The "points" grade to the letter grade will depend on your school's grading scale, and again, you should have some sort of chart showing point levels to letter grades in your syllabus. Hope this helps! :heartbeat

Thank you.

How do you find from a point to a letter grade?

And what is the grading scale?

How your percentage grade converts to a letter grade will depend on your grading scale. In non-nursing classes,the scale is usually 90-100 A, 80-89 B, 70-79 C, etc. But many nursing schools change that scale to make it a little tougher. My nursing school was something like 94-100 A, 85-94 B, 78-84 C, and we had to have a C to pass and progress in the program. Check your course syllabus to see what your grading scale is.

And how do you find you GPA?

Usually grade are calculated based on the percentage, then converted to the points scale. For example, if you got a 80% on your exam, multiple that by a 4-point scale, you would have a 3.2 (0.8 * 4 = 3.2)

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