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Grade Point Average (GPA)

Information about Grade Point Average (GPA) and who will receive it.

🎓 Grade Point Average (GPA) at Herts – Quick Guide.


What is Grade Point Average (GPA)?

  • Grade Point Average (GPA) is a number (0–4.5) that shows how well you’ve done in your undergraduate studies.
  • It’s calculated during your course and at the end, alongside your award classification (like First, 2:1, etc.).

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Why does Herts use Grade Point Average (GPA)?

  • It gives your personal tutor and advisors extra info to support your progress.
  • Grade Point Average (GPA) is recognised worldwide, so it can help with employability in the global job market.

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How is Grade Point Average (GPA) calculated?

  • Each module grade (0–100) is converted into a Grade Point (GP).At the end of each level, Herts  averages your GPs → this is your Level Grade Point Average (GPA).
  • At the end of your degree, Herts  averages all your GPs → this is your Overall Grade Point Average (GPA).

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How can I see my GPA?

  • Check your student record once grades are published.
  • Your Level Grade Point Average (GPA) and Overall GPA appear there and on your transcript. 
  • You’ll also get a separate Grade Point Average (GPA) Summary page to share with employers if you want.

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Who gets a Grade Point Average (GPA)?

  • âś… All undergraduate students starting from September 2017 onwards.
  • ❌ Not available for postgraduate students or for undergraduates who started before September 2017.
     

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