How should I report my GPA scale?

[IrisEpode]

I'm applying to the graduate school of MFE or MSFM. I have 3.79 overall GPA and 4.03 math major GPA.

My college does have a max GPA at 4.33 with A+, and one have to get above 97% or above 100% after curving in order to get an A+. Thus people barely get get such a grade. However, will the admission committee understand this fact? Will they think that A+ is equivalent to a normal A or so?

I'm thinking to just state that the full GPA scale is 4.0 without actual conversion or to convert all the scores according to the 4.0 scale and report the converted GPA. I have 3 A+ and 2 in the major so my GPA after conversion would be 3.73 (overall) and 3.97 (major). Is there any suggestion? Thanks!

 

[IrisEpode]

Just realized that it was so late at night LOL

 

[IrisEpode]

Bumppp
Is there anyone?

 

[Ahududu]

At the back of my transcript it had all the rules for giving GPAs such as A+: 4.1 and A:4.0 etc. Maybe if yours have such thing, you may also upload that page with your transcript (in the same PDF).
I hope I could help you a little bit!

 

[IrisEpode]

At the back of my transcript it had all the rules for giving GPAs such as A+: 4.1 and A:4.0 etc. Maybe if yours have such thing, you may also upload that page with your transcript (in the same PDF).
I hope I could help you a little bit!

Thanks! It does