HOW TO FIGURE YOUR GPA (GRADE POINT AVERAGE)

1. Determine whether the class is a credit or non-credit class. Any class beginning with a zero in the course number is non-credit. The last digit tells you how many hours the class is worth.
   Example: Elementary Algebra is MTH0953 - it is worth zero hours. College Algebra is MTH1113 - it is worth 3 hours.
   
   
2. Each letter grade has been assigned a numerical value:
   A is worth 4 points
   B is worth 3 points
   C is worth 2 points
   D is worth 1 point
   F is worth 0 points
   
   
3. Multiply each credit hour by the numerical value of the grade received in that class.
   Example:

4. Divide the results (29) by the total hours attempted (9).