Converting Grades: 67 out of 100?

Hi folks, I got a 67 out of 100 on my last exam. Any idea about the letter grade or GPA equivalent that corresponds to? Super grateful for any help!

The conversion of a numeric grade to a letter grade or GPA equivalent can vary depending on your school or institution's specific grading scale. However, I can give you a general idea of how a 67 out of 100 might be interpreted based on commonly used grading scales across the U.S.

Please keep in mind that this is just a rough approximation, and you should consult your school's specific guidelines for a more accurate conversion.

Here's a general conversion table that might help:

- A+: 97-100

- A: 93-96

- A-: 90-92

- B+: 87-89

- B: 83-86

- B-: 80-82

- C+: 77-79

- C: 73-76

- C-: 70-72

- D+: 67-69

- D: 65-66

- F: Below 65

So, according to this table, a 67 out of 100 would typically fall into the D+ range. Now, for GPA conversion, universities usually follow a 4.0 scale:

- A+: 4.0

- 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

- F: 0.0

Using this scale, a D+ would correspond to a 1.3 on a 4.0 GPA scale.

Again, please remember that these conversions are approximate and might not perfectly align with your school's specific grading scale. Be sure to check with your school for their specific guidelines in order to accurately determine the letter grade or GPA equivalent for your exam score.