Definitions for grade point
grade point

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1. grade pointnoun

   a numerical value assigned to a letter grade received in a course taken at a college or university multiplied by the number of credit hours awarded for the course

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1. grade point

   A grade point is a numerical value assigned to a student’s academic achievement on a standardized scale, commonly ranging from 0.0 (fail) to 4.0 (outstanding performance), with each value reflecting a certain grade average. Grade points are then used to calculate the student's overall Grade Point Average (GPA).

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of grade point in Chaldean Numerology is: 4

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of grade point in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1

Examples of grade point in a Sentence

1. Cindy Hipps:

   After that class I felt better about it, they said kids in frats have better time management skills, set study times, did it as a group activity. Those kids had higher grade point averages. All the things a mother wants to hear, I heard. I convinced his dad to let him do it. Never once did I ever feel like my child would be harmed in any way.

2. Tucker Hipps:

   They said kids in frats have better time management skills .... those kids had higher grade point averages. All the things a mother wants to hear, I heard. I convinced his dad to let him do it. Never once did I even feel like the child would be harmed in any way.

3. Cindy Hipps:

   After that class I felt better about it, they said kids in frats have better time-management skills .... those kids had higher grade-point averages. All the things a mother wants to hear, I heard. I convinced his dad to let him do it. Never once did I even feel like the child would be harmed in any way.

4. Rashad Jennings:

   That's when I had to tell him the truth, i had a.6 GPA( a barely passing D-minus grade point average) at the time. He said,' Son, you have potential.' But that changed me. That was the first time, outside of people who are supposed to support me, anyone saw that I had potential.

5. Cindy Hipps:

   After that class I felt better about it, they said kids in frats have better time management skills .... those kids had higher grade point averages. All the things a mother wants to hear, I heard. I convinced his dad to let him do it. Never once did I even feel like the child would be harmed in any way.

References

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