Many employees screen gpa in addition to a variety of skills. Suppose a student is in the last semester of college and has a 2.68 gpa after 108 credit hours. If he is taking 12 credit hours in his last semester and gets a perfect 4.0 gpa, what will his overall gpa be? Is it possible to get his gpa up to 3.0 for graduation?

Step-by-step explanation:

The Student already has a GPA of 2.68 after 108 credit hours.

If he is taking 12 credit hours in his last semester and gets a perfect 4.0 GPA

Total Credits Earned Before = 2.68 X 108=2894.4

Projected Credit to be earned = 12 X 4= 48 Credits

Total credit Hour= 108+12=120 Hours

His Cumulative GPA = Total credits earned ÷ Total Credit Hour

Since 2.81 is less than 3.00, it is not possible to get his GPA to 3.0 for graduation.

The answer is 40.4%

Step-by-step explanation:

First, you will have to find the number of students that does not like going to the beach or the mountains, which is 38. Next, look at the total number of student for that row, which is 94. Then, you should have 38/94. Now, you will divide this (38 divided by 94) and that will be 0.404255319149. Once you round this, you should now have 404, or 40.4%.

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