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CONTACT INFORMATION
Traci Smith
Director of Student Success
PO Box 500
Milligan College, TN 37682
423.461.8981 |

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Student Success
GPA Calculator
Many students are anxious to know
what their term and cumulative GPAs will be at the end of the
semester. The registrar's office (423.461.8788) is always
happy to help you determine your GPA or possible GPA, but you
can also determine potential GPAs on your own.
Click here
for a
GPA Calculator
and
information on how to calculate your own GPA.
If you want to raise your GPA,
an
additional calculator helps you determine how many credit
hours and what grade average you will need to raise your
current GPA.
Glossary of Terms:
GPA: Grade Point Average
Term GPA: This is the GPA that a student earns for a
particular semester.
Cumulative GPA: This GPA is the composite of all semester
GPAs put together.
Attempted Credits: Column one of your unofficial
transcript. Attempted credits will reflect all courses passed,
failed, and dropped after the first two weeks of classes.
Earned Credits: Column two of your unofficial transcript.
Earned credits reflect all courses passed at the end of each
semester (term) and over all semesters (overall).
GPA Credits: Column four of your unofficial transcript.
GPA credits reflect all courses for which a student received a
grade at the end of the semester.
Transfer Credits: Column five of your unofficial
transcript. Transfer credits reflect all courses which
transferred into Milligan. These credits count toward
graduation but do not count toward GPA.
Quality Points: Column six of your unofficial transcript.
Quality Points reflect the worth of grades based on grade
and credits/course.
GPA: Column seven of your unofficial transcript. GPA
reflects the quality points divided by GPA credits.
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SURVIVAL TIPS FOR SUCCESS
Make time management a priority
Obtain, read, and refer to college catalog.
Be responsible for individual academic performance.
Know where to get help (Hint: Student Success Office)
Build a support system away from home.
Get to know administrators, faculty, and staff beyond the classroom.
Apply for financial aid early and let it be an ongoing process until graduation.
Establish boundaries with roommates.
Get "connected" early. Get involved in extra-curricular activites, but know your limit.
Use good judgment and have fun in college. |
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