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How is the Grade Point Average (GPA) calculated, and what are the key considerations for Term GPA and Cumulative GPA at the University?

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Certainly! Here's an overview of the Grade Point Average (GPA) calculation at the University: a) The GPA serves as a numerical representation of your academic performance over a specified time period. b) It comprises two main components: - Term GPA: The average of quality points earned in a specific semester, calculated by summing the quality points (credit hours x corresponding quality points) for each course and dividing it by the total credit hours attempted. - Cumulative GPA (CGPA): The average of quality points earned across all semesters, inclusive of the current academic semester, calculated by summing the quality points for all degree-credit courses and dividing it by the total graded credit hours attempted. c) The GPA operates on a 4.00 quality point (QP) scale, considering the credit hours assigned to each course. Grades from courses without University degree credit or transferred from other institutions are excluded from GPA calculations. d) For undergraduates, the final GPA for a degree doesn't impact subsequent graduate programs. Exclusion of certain grades, as per University Policy, may influence both Term and Cumulative GPAs. Excluded grades are clearly marked on the academic record and transcripts. e) All grades earned during the undergraduate career are recorded, but only applicable courses based on the student's study plan contribute to GPA calculations. If a student changes their academic program, grades from courses not relevant to the new program are excluded from the Cumulative GPA. f) Grades and credit hours earned in courses taken at other institutions and transferred to the University are not factored into GPA calculations. If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!