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I’d put your French grade and then put GPA equivalent in brackets.
Depending on where you’re working you’ll be selling yourself short if you just put a US GPA. 15/20 is much harder than most 3.8 GPAs 😂
This is what I do.
And if you know someone else from your school who did a year abroad in the US or something, might be worth checking with them. I used my university’s official calculation as a benchmark (someone got a 4/4 at a US school and that converted to 80% on their UK transcript).
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Divide by 3, add 2 and then take the rest of the month off
There is no set rule on this. It depends on who’s asking and what guidelines they follow. Barring any details I’d encourage you to look for different reputable conversion systems by schools/institutions etc. and pick one that’s favorable to you (as long as you can back it up). The most common suggestion seems to be that it’s. 3.5-4.0.
Wouldn’t it be simple division? Divide yours by 5 to get the ratio out of 4?
Clearly I didn’t research
It seems like 15-20 range is the A- to A+ range. I'd put 3.7, according to the first website.
From OECD, as SC1 said, the range seems to be is 3.5-4.0 (15-20), so imo 3.7 is fine.
https://www.aringo.com/gpa-conversions/
https://www.oecd.org/careers/young-associate-programme/yap_gpa_guidelines.pdf
Thanks A1. This helps a lot :)