How to Calculate a GPA Score in Texas

If you are attending college in Texas, you should keep track of your grade point average, or GPA. This is an important calculation, because it tracks how well you perform in college. Your GPA could also have other impacts on your college life, such as your ability to stay in school; some scholarships use your GPA to determine whether you are eligible to continue to receive the funds. Your GPA can also help get you into post-graduate institutions.

Instructions

    • 1

      Change your grades from letters to numeric values. An "A" equals four; a "B" equals three; a "C" equals two and a "D" equals one. An "F" equals zero. If you have a "+," add 0.33 to the grade. If you have a "-," then subtract 0.34 from your grade.

    • 2

      Multiply your numeric grade by the number of credit hours your course was worth. This is the quality points you earned for the class.

    • 3

      Add together your total number of credits.

    • 4

      Add together your quality points for each class.

    • 5

      Divide your total quality points by the total number of credits taken to calculate GPA.

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