WHAT WOULD A 3.41 GPA FROM ONE COLLEGE AND 4.00 ANOTHER EQUAL OUT TO?

To calculate the overall GPA when combining multiple GPAs from different colleges, you need to follow these steps:

Step 1: Convert each GPA to a 4.0 scale if they are not already on that scale.

GPA College 1: 3.41

GPA College 2: 4.00 (If it's not on a 4.0 scale, convert it accordingly.)

Step 2: Multiply each GPA by the number of credits earned at that institution.

College 1 GPA × Credits: 3.41 × Credits Earned in College 1

College 2 GPA × Credits: 4.00 × Credits Earned in College 2

Step 3: Add the results obtained from Step 2.

(3.41 × Credits in College 1) + (4.00 × Credits in College 2)

Step 4: Divide the sum obtained in Step 3 by the total number of credits earned from both institutions.

[(3.41 × Credits in College 1) + (4.00 × Credits in College 2)] / (Total Credits Earned in College 1 + Total Credits Earned in College 2)

The resulting value represents the overall GPA after combining the GPAs from both colleges.

Please note that the actual calculation may vary slightly depending on the specific credit transfer policies and GPA calculation methods used by the institutions involved.