Find my gpa

79.36 c+
37.7 f
94.95 a
24.08 f
71.77 c-
77.86 c

c f a f c c
2+ 0+ 4 + 0+2+ 2 = 10
then divide by the number of grades you added up. which is six
10 / 6 = 1.67

what is it that you got an 'A' in?

(79.36 + 37.7 + 94.95 + 24.08 + 71.77 + 77.86)(4.00)/(6)=2.57

Presuming GPA is relative to 4.0 and not 3.0.

I think you have a 1.67

A- 4
B-3
C-2
D-1
F-0

Add up all yur numbers and divide by the number of scores you have.
It's like finding the average except you use the 4, 3, 2, 1 or 0.

Hope this helped.

how does your school do grades? is it like 2.5 for a C+ or is it just 2.0?

I guess the lower the GPA the better the answer? Perhaps university GPA is calculated differently than gradeschool. I would think that any grade with such accuracy would in general imply that a multiple choice exam with more than 9999 questions is involved in finding accuracy to the nearest hundredth of a percentage point but in the meantime 2.57/4.00 is not a failure. Good luck.