What is a B+ on the GPA Scale?

[Corey_Baker08]

Is it 3.0?

[tk2kewl]

1. i thought 3.5

[trotsky]

3. 3.33

3.66 = A-
4.0 = A

[King Coal]

17. LOL! Ok Trotsky, so what is the grade between 3.33 and 3.66?

LOL! That's funny.

If I remember correctly. A B+ is still 3.0 and an A- is 4.0.

[Wetzelbill]

4. yeah, you got it

[fooj]

2. 3.0 is a B.

Peace.

[Reverend_Smitty]

5. an A is a 3.6 or better

so I would say a B+ is somewhere in the range of 3.4-3.5 if they have minuses

[Coyote_Bandit]

19. Delete

[Richardo]

6. I'd say 3.01 - 3.50 = B+

3.51 - 3.99 = A-
4.0 = A

But that's just me. I'm no school admin, and don't play one on TV either.

[wtbymark]

7. if i remember correctly

a 'B' starts at 3.0, so B+ is probably 3.25-3.5

[Wetzelbill]

8. I liked your post the other night Corey

:evilgrin:

Be good! And, be careful!

[Corey_Baker08]

11. LOL Thanks

I am filling out an application for Mcdonalds right now so I can get out of the nightmare of a restaurant they call A&W.

:smile:

[Wetzelbill]

12. have fun

Don't do anything bad to the Root Beer floats when you leave either. ;)

[pitohui]

9. about the same as a pre-grade inflation C EOM

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[Dogmudgeon]

10. 3.40662719

It has been scientifically calculated, so you can't dispute it.

--p!

[HereSince1628]

13. It depends on how many points are in the system

There are 4 point and there are 5 point systems.

Many colleges and universities don't report pluses and minuses which is why most of the academic community simply talks about a numeric score.

And of course that has nothing to say about grade inflation and variation between schools. A 3.5 at one school doesn't necessarily mean the same thing with respect to student mastery or ability in a subject as a 3.5 does at another school.

[Greyhound]

14. I think the + makes it >3.5, but < 4

[Goldmund]

15. 3.3

[Halliburton]

16. 3.2-3.49

which equates to about an 87-89 percent according to the Princeton Review.

[name not needed]

18. 3.33

[Coyote_Bandit]

20. A- = 3.7; B+ = 3.3 n/t

[ithinkmyliverhurts]

21. Here's the scale most US colleges and universities use.

Many schools still use a +/- system for GPA.

Based on a 4.0 scale:
A = 4.0
A- = 3.7
B+ = 3.3
B = 3.0
B- = 2.7
C+ = 2.3
C = 2.0
C- = 1.7
D+ = 1.3
D = 1.0
D - = .7

[livetohike]

22. Depends on your school

Many, many years ago (1970) at my high school, a B+ was a 93%. 94% was an A-.

So to make it equivalent to a G.P.A. I would say a B+ = a 3.75 with an A average = 4.0 (perfect).

[proud patriot]

23. It's hard to believe I kept a 3.33 in HS

:crazy: I wonder what my grades would have been
had I tried to do well in school. :shrug:

[Botany]

24. 3.3

I should know ...... I got a 2.4 from Ohio U.

America's greatest University ..... thank God for low
admit requirements ......