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Built-in GPA scales

Information about the built-in GPA scales, including normal vs. detailed scales

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Written by Wes Cossick
Updated over a week ago

To help calculate your GPA, GradePro includes a handful of common GPA scales used by many districts. The built-in scales are labeled as “generic” scales since they aren’t built for any district or school in particular.

Although you can’t edit or delete the built-in scales, you can view details about them in the settings. Just tap the “GPA scales” link in the settings, then tap on any built-in scale to view its details. An example looks like:

Normal vs. detailed scales

There are two kinds of built-in scales: normal scales and detailed scales. The normal scales assign a GPA value to a range of grades. For example, any grade between 90-100 might get a 4.0, any grade between 80-89 might get a 3.0, and so on.

The detailed scales assign a precise GPA value to individual grades. For example, a 100 might get a 4.0, a 99 might get a 3.9, and so on.

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