“Study hard to bathe in the sea of knowledge, study to become mandarins” – this old proverb seems to be deeply ingrained in the minds of generations in Vietnam. Today, a university degree is not only proof of academic effort but also a “passport” to confidently step into life. So, do you know how to calculate your university GPA on a 10-point scale to predict your career future? Don’t worry, this article will help you “untangle” it!
Grades – Stepping Stones to Success
Before diving into the details of calculating the 10-point GPA, we need to understand that grades are the “stepping stones” for you to reach success. According to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nguyen Van A, a lecturer at University B, in his book “Secrets to Winning Full Scholarships,” grades not only reflect knowledge but also demonstrate your responsibility and time management skills.
How to Calculate Your University GPA on a 10-Point Scale
To calculate your university GPA on a 10-point scale, you can refer to how to rank academic performance in access or follow these steps:
- Summarize the average scores of all subjects: Each university will have its own regulations on how to calculate the average score, usually based on component scores and subject credits.
- Convert the average score to a 4-point scale: The conversion formula depends on the regulations of each university.
- Apply the 10-point scale calculation formula: 10-point GPA = (GPA on a 4-point scale / 4) * 10.
For example: You graduate with an average score of 3.5/4, so your 10-point GPA is: (3.5 / 4) * 10 = 8.75.
10-Point GPA – Key to Unlocking Opportunities
The 10-point GPA is like a “key” to help you unlock future job opportunities. Many businesses prioritize candidates with effective C programming learning methods and high scores, especially multinational corporations or positions requiring high expertise.
A Story of Success
The story goes that there was a young man named Nam, who graduated from the University of Economics with an excellent degree, a 10-point GPA above 9.0. Thanks to his academic efforts and impressive scores, Nam surpassed hundreds of other candidates to win a scholarship to study abroad at a prestigious university. After returning, Nam quickly found his dream job at a large corporation with a “huge” salary. Nam’s story is clear proof of the power of knowledge and relentless effort.
In Conclusion
“Learning is never enough,” the 10-point GPA is just one of the important factors on the path to conquering success. Keep improving your knowledge, skills, and ethics to become the best version of yourself. Please contact us via phone number 0372888889 or come to address 335 Nguyen Trai, Thanh Xuan, Hanoi for advice and support.
