The most common GPA structure is the 4.0 scale, in which an A equals 4.0 and an F equals 0.0. Some schools use a variation of that but amend it with a weighted scale that includes added credit for ...

For admission as well as consideration for merit scholarships and honors programs, we use the weighted GPA listed on the applicant’s high school transcript. If a school does not add weight to student ...

While law schools consider applicants' letters of recommendation, personal statements, work experience and extracurricular activities, many experts say undergraduate GPA and LSAT scores are often ...

All applicants who apply for admission by January 15 and have a 3.6 weighted high school GPA or better are automatically considered for a scholarship. About 40% of our incoming class earns a 4.0 GPA ...

(See Additional Scholarships below for awards with additional criteria.) Miami uses the weighted GPA on a student’s transcript. If your school does not calculate a weighted GPA, Miami will recalculate ...