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Calculating Your GPAThe grade point average is computed on a formula that includes the points assigned to each grade (A through F) and the credit value of each class. The GPA is used to identify students for Dean's list and graduation honors and for academic probation or suspension. Computing the Grade Point Average Every grade from A through F has a quality point equivalent (QPE), which is used to determine the grade-point average (GPA), ranging from 4.0 for an A to 0.0 for an F. Courses marked CR, I, IPG, P, NP, W, or Z are not considered in determining the GPA. With the exception of courses taken through the Consortium (LINK) courses taken at other institutions are not used in computing the GPA. The GPA is obtained by dividing the total quality points by the total number of credit hours attempted.
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